Black Friday iPhone and iPad app deals 2026

The deals

1. 1.

   Hide Photos

   Get Lifetime Pro for just $5.99 (regularly $12.99). Save 54% with promo code HIDEPHOTOS54! One-time purchase, lifetime access, no subscription.

   $5.99$12.99
   HIDEPHOTOS54
2. 2.

   Accountit

   Accountit Plus Lifetime 50% Discount

   -50%
3. 3.

   Countdowns

   50% off Lifetime Unlock

   -50%
4. 4.

   Doneit

   Doneit Premium Lifetime 50% Discount

   -50%
5. 5.

   Home Widget for HomeKit · HW

   Lifetime License US$7.49 instead of US$14.99 (50% off). One-time purchase, no subscription. Discount applied automatically in the app November 27–30, 2026. Local prices vary.

   $7.49$14.99
   -50%
6. 6.

   HomeBatteries

   50% off first year with code BF26 or 30% off lifetime plan with code BLACKFRIDAY

   BF26
7. 7.

   Memento

   Lifetime $3.99 - 50% off

   -50%
8. 8.

   Memory • Classic Game

   All Card Packs US$4.49 instead of US$8.99 (50% off). One-time in-app purchase. Discount applied automatically November 27–30, 2026. Local prices vary.

   $4.49$8.99
   -50%
9. 9.

   Recurrence

   Lifetime Unlock $9.99 (50% off!)

   -50%
10. 10.

    SmoothCapture

    50% OFF with code BLACKFRIDAY26 (applied automatically on the pricing page): Lifetime ($149 → $74.50), Personal ($79 → $39.50), Chronoid + SmoothCapture bundle ($199 → $99.50).

    BLACKFRIDAY26
11. 11.

    TV Remote

    50% off first year with code BF26 or 30% off lifetime plan with code BLACKFRIDAY

    BF26
12. 12.

    BoltAI 3

    40% OFF with code BFCM2026, until Dec 1, 2026: Pro $99 $59, Lifetime $399 $239

    BFCM2026
13. 13.

    TablePlus

    25% OFF with code BLACK_FRIDAY_2026, November 19 – December 3, 2026. Basic $99 $74.25

    $74.25$99
    BLACK_FRIDAY_2026
14. 14.

    Digital Photo Frame

    Yearly Subscription 50% OFF 🎉

    -50%
15. 15.

    Email Me

    50% OFF, no code needed, November 27 – December 1, 2026. US pricing: Email Me Yearly $12.99 → $6.49 USD, Digital Photo Frame Yearly $19.99 → $9.99 USD; local prices vary.

    -50%
16. 16.

    Runestone Text Editor

    Premium for $4.99 (50% OFF)

    -50%

How iPhone app deals work

App Store discounts arrive in a few different ways, and each one is redeemed differently. Each deal below says which applies, so read the terms before you tap.

• A price drop: the app or its upgrade is simply cheaper for a while. Buy during the sale and you keep it at that price.
• A discounted in-app purchase: the app is free to download, and the Pro unlock or lifetime option inside it is on sale.
• A subscription offer: a lower price for the first period of a subscription. Check the renewal price.
• A code: you redeem it in the App Store, then the discount or unlock is applied to your Apple account.

How to redeem an App Store code

On iPhone or iPad, open the App Store, tap your profile picture, and choose the option to redeem a gift card or code. Enter the code, or follow the link the developer provides, which opens the same screen for you.

Tip: Some developers give codes for their own checkout on the web instead. If a code doesn't work in the App Store, check whether the deal says to use it on the maker's site.

Family Sharing, refunds and iPad

If the developer has turned on Family Sharing for an app, one purchase can be shared with the people in your Family Sharing group. The App Store listing shows whether Family Sharing is supported.

If something goes wrong, you can request a refund for an App Store purchase through Apple's Report a Problem page. Apple decides each request, so don't count on it as a free trial.

Most iPhone apps on sale also run on iPad. Each listing shows the platforms it supports.

Black Friday 2026: the key dates

The main weekend is short, but software sales spread well beyond it. Most makers announce their offer in the two weeks before Black Friday, and many keep it running until Cyber Monday ends.

Tip: If a deal you want already states its price and end date, buying early rarely costs you anything. The bigger risk is forgetting.

How we check these deals

Every deal here comes from the maker, the maker's own website or store listing, or a public community list, and we check it against the maker's site before it goes live. Terms are quoted as the maker wrote them, with a link to where we found them.

We don't invent discounts or guess end dates. If a percentage isn't stated, we only show one when the maker gives both the old and the new price. Prices can change, so confirm the final price at checkout.

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