

Since the release of iOS 11, I haven’t seen many apps use the system’s new document browser – the built-in Files view that can be embedded in document-based apps as a root view.
FREE PDF VIEWER AND EDITOR FOR MAC PRO
If you work with PDFs every day, you’ll love the new pro features, but the app’s free version still serves more casual users as well as ever.

The broad feature set of the free version of PDF Viewer, which we’ve covered in the past here, here, and here makes it hard for someone to argue that the app is only useful if you pay for the In-App Purchase. By first building a free PDF app with functionality that rivals established paid apps, PDF Viewer has made a name for itself in a crowded market. It’s a savvy move and one that’s been well-executed. With version 3, PDF Viewer’s core functionality remains free, but it is introducing a Pro Pack that is a set of advanced features available as part of a $9.99/year or $2.99/3-month subscription.

One of PDF Viewer’s advantages is that it’s free. There are several solid PDF apps for iOS, but one of my favorites is PDF Viewer by PSPDFKit, the maker of a PDF viewing and editing SDK that many well-known companies use to integrate PDF functionality into their apps. As Federico and I discussed on AppStories this week, PDFs are a big part of the work day for many people.
