Rob's Mobile Apps

Facts, figures, dates and trivia, all available within the application, without the need, speed or expense of internet access.

Information is sourced from all over the web, with a majority of it coming from Wikipedia.

Being the dad of an 8 and 10 year old, I am always getting asked questions about all sorts of topics. These questions inspired this application. I hope it provides you with some of the answers you need as well.

Regular updates containing more of your requested lists, will be available, free of charge.

This first release contains over 30 lists and over 2000 entries.

Lists included are: Amino Acids, Areas (Area of Countries), Bach Flower Essences, Chemical Elements, Colours (Colours of the rainbow), Countries, Fruits (Culinary Fruits), Mohs Scale (of Mineral Hardness), Morse Code, Mountains, Nuts (Culinary Nuts), Oceans and Seas, Phonetic Alphabet, Plagues of Egypt, Planets (in the Solar System), Polygons (Names of Polygons), Population (Population of Countries), Presidents (United States of America), Prime Ministers (Australia), Prime Ministers (United Kingdom), Richter Scale (Magnitude of earthquakes), Rivers (Major Rivers of the World), Roman Numerals, Schuessler Cell Salts, Seven Major Chakras, Seven Wonders (of the Ancient World), Shakespeare (Comedy, History & Tragedy), States & Territories (of Australia), Ten Commandments, Timeline (of evolution), Vegetables (Culinary Vegetables)

Robs’ Lists Lite

This is a fully working version of Robs’ Lists, but with less lists!

If you find this application useful, please consider purchasing the full version.

Using the application

The application contains a powerful search facility, which scans all lists as you type.

Extra information about list entries can be found by pressing the disclosure image. This information is internal to the application.

Still need more information?

If you are connected to the internet, you can try the following:

More information about list entries can be found by pressing on the Wikipedia image. This will take you to the relevant Wikipedia page while remaining in the application.

Press the world search button to launch the current page or a Google search in the Safari browser. This will leave the application.