Alex Kirk

This plugin adds a <code>/my-apps/</code> route to your WordPress so that it can act as your personal apps launcher.
You can use your own WordPress as the place where you host apps in form of plugins. It can be hard to launch them since you have to navigate wp-admin. This adds a dashboard like an mobile phone launcher to your WordPress.
Plugin “Apps” can register their own icons but you can add your own links.
<h3>Code Example</h3>
<pre><code>`php
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add_filter( ‘my_apps_plugins’, function ( $apps ) { 
 // Add your app to the array. These three keys are mandatory: 
 $apps[‘friends’] = array( 
 // Name: The name that will be displayed. 
 ‘name’ => __( ‘Friends’, ‘friends’ ), 
 // The icon as a URL. You can also use a local URL inside a plugin, using <code>plugins_url()</code>. 
 ‘icon_url’ => ‘https://ps.w.org/friends/assets/icon-256×256.png’, 
 // The URL this should link to. 
 ‘url’ => home_url( ‘/friends/’ ), 
 ); 
 return $apps; 
} ); 
 `

My Apps

gilthonwe

This plugin allows you to use the shortcode <code>ios_app_review</code> to embed iOS app reviews and ratings directly into your blog.
What does it do? 
The first time a page with the shortcode is loaded, the plugin will try to download the reviews from Apple’s servers. Then it will store them in a file and nicely display them on your page. 
Every time someone opens the page, instead of downloading the reviews again, the plugin will read them from the cache file. If the cache file is too old, the plugin will try to download new reviews from Apple’s servers.
Check out some examples of what it produces here: http://www.gilthonwe.com (My iOS Apps section)

AppStore Reviews Viewer

Adds a shortcode that displays reviews and ratings of an app from the iOS AppStore’s country you chose.

My Apps vs AppStore Reviews Viewer