GoodNotes 5 takes digital note-taking to the next level with best-in-class Apple Pencil support. Innovative social app BeReal gives users an authentic look into the lives of their family and friends, and fitness tracker Gentler Streak helps users balance fitness and rest to maintain a healthy lifestyle. This year’s winners represent the abundant possibilities across the App Store and Apple’s ecosystem of devices. “From self-taught solo creators to international teams spanning the globe, these entrepreneurs are making a meaningful impact, and represent the ways in which apps and games influence our communities and lives.” “This year’s App Store Award winners reimagined our experiences with apps that delivered fresh, thoughtful, and genuine perspectives,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO.
This year’s winners represent a diverse community of developers from around the world whose apps and games were selected by Apple’s global App Store editorial team for delivering exceptional experiences and making a profound cultural impact. the viral hit Among Us!, which even AOC live-streamed kids’ “ metaverse” platforms like Minecraft and Roblox and the usual set of top social apps - this year led by TikTok, not a Facebook-owned app.App Store Awards celebrate the best apps and games of 2022ĬUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today announced the winners of the 2022 App Store Awards, spotlighting 16 apps and games that inspired users to engage more deeply with the world, expand their imaginations, and stay connected to friends and loved ones. Not surprisingly, these lists included remote work must-haves like Zoom and Gmail a number of escapist games and, not coincidentally, pandemic simulator Plague, Inc. This year’s “Best of” winners will receive the first-ever physical App Store Best of 2020 award, featuring the App Store logo set into 100% recycled aluminum, with the winner’s name on the side.Īpple also unveiled the most downloaded apps and games of the year, which, unlike its “best of” editorial selections, are a showcase of real consumer demand.
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