The Brand New App from LatestFreeStuff.co.uk

We all love a bargain, don’t we? Or, even better, a freebie. Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than looking over some of the discount sites and finding just what we need for a much lower price.

LatestFreeStuff is the UK’s largest freebie site with over 500,000 monthly visitors. They collate all the freebies from across the web and put them all in one easy to find place. Now they are the UK’s first freebie company to launch a mobile/tablet app to the UK market. Their reason for this? Because they want to make it even easier for people to  order free samples from top brands and companies.

They claim that they have created a simple and intuitive interface that should make it so easier for everyone to use. The app is a tool that allows users to apply for freebies on the go. You can apply for everything from free make up to free gym passes to free food to free baby products. 

When they asked me to put it to the test, I was keen to see what type of products I could come up with all at the touch of a screen! 

First of all I was really pleased to see how easy it was to use. Once you have signed in you are met with the screen for featured products and, to the left, you have a menu button. When pushed it comes up with a search facility, links to Twitter and Facebook for LatestFreeStuff and the ability to search for today’s freebies, popular freebies and the option to search by category. I opted for some free perfume and, of course, I couldn’t resist the free chocolate!

I think this is a very handy app – one that will come in useful when I am sat waiting somewhere. A much better use of my time than playing games on my phone! 

This new app from LatestFreeStuff is launched today and, in true free stuff style, it costs nothing.

You can download it for any Apple or Android device using the following links:

Mobile Apps

iPhone Smartphone – http://apple.co/1cddLOq

Android Smartphone – http://bit.ly/1cddXgB

Tablet Apps

iPad Tablet – http://apple.co/1IGUYQF

Android Tablet – http://bit.ly/1eCkSZm

 

 

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