Replacing a mainstream app is not always easy. Popular apps are likely to receive frequent updates and feel a lot more polished than their not-so-popular rivals, even if they cost a fortune. But how many subscriptions can you survive? Not many, and with that thought, I’ve been trying more and more open-source apps with an aim to cut down on my subscriptions.
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