We don't know why you need it: 7 strange apps for Android and iOS

1. Die With Me

Anonymous chat for those who run out of battery. The application works only if the charge of the smartphone or tablet is below five percent. The situation is emotional, especially if you need a connection and there is no outlet or power bank nearby. The creators of the application allow you to share with other users the "last words" - curses, everyday considerations or philosophical thoughts. However, we do not recommend regularly discharging the phone to zero just to chat with “dying” strangers: it damages the battery.

2. Hold On

An old, but for some reason not losing popularity application for the stubborn. The challenge is to keep your finger on the virtual button while your life goes by. The longer you hold it, the better the result. This can come in handy if you want to challenge someone to a duel. Recently in Hold On! added multiplayer, allowing you to compete with other players. Fans with an engineering streak might try to trick the app with a docked stylus - what if you can throw all the work onto it? However, it will not be sporting.

3. S. M. T. H

How high can you toss your smartphone? The application offers to figure it out. It measures the flight altitude and saves the result, tempting for new records. You can compete with friends and colleagues. Do you know how it will end? By the way, the name stands for Send Me to Heaven - "Send me to Heaven." The game is only available on Google Play for a reason, but not in the App Store. Apple decided to do the honorable thing (or save on warranty costs) and said the design "encourages behavior that damages the device."

4. Nothing

A truly Zen app that does nothing. And thanks to this, it has an outstanding rating on Google Play and a million downloads. When launched, it allows you to admire the minimalistic font, which is written with the word Nothing. From time to time, developers roll out updates … which do not change anything. True, fans found an Easter egg in the app. To get to it, you need to swipe in different directions. If you guess the sequence of movements, the game will send you to YouTube to show a video that will wean you from looking for deeper meaning in simple things.

5. Binky

Pseudo-social media with unpredictable reactions, and also anti-stress. There are no disturbing news in the local feed and no former classmates who look happier than you. Only a stream of unobtrusive visual information. You can react to it, but you don't need to think about network behavior. Comments are random - the application writes them for you. Swipes to the right and left do not mean anything. The Share button is useless. Only pure pleasure from endless scrolling of the feed and likes, which are scattered with colored fireworks.

6. I am not Rich

An application that does not even need to be downloaded to understand its intent. Actually, those who would have bought it have not yet been found. The app costs about $ 440. This is its only meaning: looking at the price tag, everyone will understand that they are not rich enough to spend money on useless things. This app was created in response to another one called I Am Rich, which appeared in the 2000s and cost $ 999. The program did nothing - only showcases the scarlet gem and the wearer's strange priorities. Now in the App Store there is an available clone of "expensive and rich" I Am Rich - for only 750 rubles.

7. Yo

Users of the application can send the word Yo to friends in the form of a text and sound message, as well as attach a location. It would seem, what prevents you from doing this in social networks and instant messengers? Nevertheless, Yo, created in 8 hours, received $ 1 million in investment, and in 2014 became the number one social application in the American App Store. Over time, the popularity of the monosyllabic messaging service began to decline: people just got tired of yoku. However, the application can still be downloaded for major operating systems.