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The one I wrote myself to automate tasks at work. It has saved me hundreds of hours of tedium and makes my job so much easier. It only cost me a few weeks of learning (I am not a developer, just a tinkerer) to get it done. It lives happily on my phone and iPad and I use it every day.
You wanna tell us more? Kinda hard to act on this :/
Edit: I might do one on Shortcuts although that might be trickier given the lack of anonymity in "sharing" them since its iCloud and tied to your Apple account :/
Oops, I'm sorry - I should have mentioned that it's not on the App Store. It is chock full of company proprietary documents, photos and sales formulae. I wrote it just for myself.
All these comments recommending paid subscription software... weird world. Not that this is not a healthy model for the Devs, but how can you trust them?
- Pythonista. Great Python editor, REPL, and platform-specific libraries.
- Editorial. Same author, Markdown editor which can be scripted in Python. I routinely write al new features for it, like dice rollers, list renumbering, etc.
- Documents by Readdle. PDF & epub reading, file management, bunch of optional features.
- iCabMobile. Browser with a ton of ad-blocking, filters, good file management, I routinely use it as a private browser.