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      September 15, 2026

      5 New Releases: App Store Tracker

      The new apps climbing the App Store you should know about

      Hi fellow app scouts,

      This week we found an AI app that lets you recreate viral trends with your own photos, an anonymous letter app, and a screenshot cleaner already sitting at #1 in South Korea.

      Let’s get into it.

      yes& • AI remix app

      yes& lets you take a viral AI trend and recreate it with your own photos.

      You can also turn your creation into a template for other people to try.

      It launched on September 4 and is already Top 100 in Graphics & Design across 10 countries.

      Chithi.me • Letters app

      Chithi.me gives you a link to share on social media.

      Anyone with the link can send you a handwritten-style letter that appears in your mailbox as they type, and the messages are anonymous.

      It launched on August 31 and is already Top 100 in Social Networking across 15 countries.

       

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      TransAide • AI keyboard

      TransAide fixes your grammar, changes the tone of a message, translates between Chinese and English, and learns the phrases you use most.

      It works as a keyboard, so you can use it wherever you’re typing without switching apps.

      It launched on September 3 and is already Top 100 in Developer Tools in the U.S., China, France, and Japan.

      Tuto • AI tutor

      Tuto works like a live call with an AI tutor. You ask questions by voice while it explains the answer and writes on a virtual whiteboard.

      It works across different subjects and gives you notes and a quiz after each lesson.

      It launched on September 6 and is currently #30 in Education in Poland.

      Clutter • Screenshot app

      Clutter lets you swipe through your screenshots and quickly delete, file, or tag them.

      It launched on August 26 and is already #1 in Utilities in South Korea.

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      See you next week,

      The App Store Tracker Team

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