Requires iOS 6
For those of you who like to micromanage your devices' memory, this is the tweak for you. With AppSwiper you will have the simplest, best integrated way of controlling exactly which applications get to stay 'alive' in your devices' RAM. This will add an image to each running apps' icon on your home screen.
Not only can you always see which apps are currently running on your device, but this tweak also offers the easiest way to kill any application.
To kill an application, just place your finger on any running apps icon, and swipe upwards. You will instantly be given a confirmation alert, which displays the amount of RAM the app is currently using, and given a chance to kill it. The confirmation alert is optional, turning off will kill an app automatically on a swipe.
This applies to every application on your home screen, as well as in the app switcher bar. In the app switcher bar you can kill apps as fast as you can swipe, way faster than traditional methods.
Features:
* Turn confirmation alert off to make a swipe instantly kill the app (on by default)
* Display the amount of RAM an application is currently using
* Choose from 16 stock images which are used to indicate a running application
* Theme capability to add more images and change the size/positioning
* Change the opacity of the image to make it more/less intrusive on the look of your home screen
* Move the selected image above the icon
* Turn the ability to swipe and kill apps off for the app switcher bar
* Integrated settings with a preview feature to show your selected image
* Retina display graphics
(You can not kill the Phone or Mail app as they are always running)
Screenshots:
swipe up to kill apps on homescreen
Changelog:
v1.2
* New 'Lower Sensitivity' option in the settings.
* New feature, using Activator, to show a popup of all your currently open apps, how much RAM they are each using and then the option to kill them.
* Bug fixes.
Download:
MediaFire
For those of you who like to micromanage your devices' memory, this is the tweak for you. With AppSwiper you will have the simplest, best integrated way of controlling exactly which applications get to stay 'alive' in your devices' RAM. This will add an image to each running apps' icon on your home screen.
Not only can you always see which apps are currently running on your device, but this tweak also offers the easiest way to kill any application.
To kill an application, just place your finger on any running apps icon, and swipe upwards. You will instantly be given a confirmation alert, which displays the amount of RAM the app is currently using, and given a chance to kill it. The confirmation alert is optional, turning off will kill an app automatically on a swipe.
This applies to every application on your home screen, as well as in the app switcher bar. In the app switcher bar you can kill apps as fast as you can swipe, way faster than traditional methods.
Features:
* Turn confirmation alert off to make a swipe instantly kill the app (on by default)
* Display the amount of RAM an application is currently using
* Choose from 16 stock images which are used to indicate a running application
* Theme capability to add more images and change the size/positioning
* Change the opacity of the image to make it more/less intrusive on the look of your home screen
* Move the selected image above the icon
* Turn the ability to swipe and kill apps off for the app switcher bar
* Integrated settings with a preview feature to show your selected image
* Retina display graphics
(You can not kill the Phone or Mail app as they are always running)
Screenshots:
swipe up to kill apps on homescreen
Changelog:
v1.2
* New 'Lower Sensitivity' option in the settings.
* New feature, using Activator, to show a popup of all your currently open apps, how much RAM they are each using and then the option to kill them.
* Bug fixes.
Download:
MediaFire
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