23 Apps That Will Make Your Life So Much Easier.
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1. Habitica (free, iOS, Android) is a task manager that feels more like a ~game~ than a daunting chore list.
HabitRPG, Inc
“It’s like a bullet journal except
it’s designed like an old-fashioned RPG game. You get gear,
equipment,
XP, pets, and you can be on a team with friends!”–pinestories
“Habitica has actually helped me make a bunch of little improvements in my life… and stickwith them.”–katherineh5
2. Clue (free, iOS, Android) is a period tracker that
predicts when your next period is coming so you don’t
have to hold a funeral for your fave pair of undies.
“It tracks everything from your
periods, to your moods and it even how many times you get it on. Now,
when my doctor asks when my last period was, I am able to give them the
correct date!”–meghans404e6880b
3. Schoolhub Students (free, iOS, Android) is the ultimate
tool for helping you manage your ~academic~ life.
Schoolhub
“You can add stuff on your phone or
computer and it keeps everything organized. It even gives you
updates
when you have stuff due. It’s so easy to keep everything in one place,
where I can access
it all the time!”–brettsisaacs
4. Talkspace (free to download, iOS, Andriod) is a therapy
and counseling app that will connect you directly
with a certified professional.
Talkspace
Talkspace
“It’s the only way I would ever be
able to have a therapist while living abroad. It costs $128 per month,
but it’s text-based, so it’s worth it. Having a meltdown? Just fire off a
quick message to your therapist
and they’ll respond ASAP. Honestly
saved my life.”–joannam47cf21502
5. Venmo (free, iOS, Android) is an app that lets you
transfer money to your friends instantly, without
worrying about cash.
Venmo
“It can also remind them to pay you back, without being annoying.”–re1392
6. Mealime (free, iOS, Android) is a meal planning app
that helps you cook something healthy without spending
five hours doing it.
Mealime
“It’s the best meal planning app out
there. It lets you choose how much meat you eat, exclude any
foods you
dislike and pick out what you want to eat! It then gives you a grocery
list and the
(super easy) recipes in the app! The best part? They’re all
under 30 minutes and super tasty!”
–maddiec6
7. GasBuddy (free, iOS, Android) will guide you to the
cheapest gas in the area without wasting actual gas.
GasBuddy
“I’m a broke and busy lady so before I
set out on errands or a lunch break, I check my fuel gauge
then the
app. You can refine by price or location so you don’t have to spend
forever driving around
looking for the cheapest gas.”–juliepicks
8. LokLok (free, Android) is an app for long-distance
couples or BFFs to leave notes on each others’ lock screens.
LokLok
“You can also leave yourself notes
and reminders over your lock screen so it’s the first thing you see
when
you turn on your phone. Absolute lifesaver!”–jacqolantern17
9. Slader (free, iOS) is the perfect study buddy for
students who prefer to see step-by-step solutions.
Slader
“I used it for calculus, and it will
show me step-by step-how to do a problem, but they have it
for tons of
subjects and textbooks!”–jennacorleyc
10. Quality Time (free, Andriod) helps you monitor
and get real-time data on how much time you spend
on your phone.
Quality Time
“It tells you how much you’re using
your phone and tracks things like the number of times you
unlock it and
the time you spend in each app. You can ‘take a break’ and get stuff
done when
you’re constantly being distracted by your phone.”–bibioftheshire
11. Vent (free, iOS, Android) is a community-based
app that will let you express your feels and connect
with others.
Vent
Vent
“It’s great if you just really need to, well, vent. Plus you can find some really cool people.”
–dayannnna
12. Digit (free, iOS, Android), which will turn serial
spenders into serial savers in no time.
Hello Digit, Inc
“It automatically takes money from
your checking account and puts it in the app as savings.
It sounds more
scary than it its. It’s FDIC insured and you can put custom limits, like
not letting
it take out anything if your checking account is less than
$400.”–Vanessa Prat, Facebook
13. Waterlogged (free, iOS, Android) tracks your
water intake, making sure you’re always hydrated
even at the busiest of times.
Waterlogged
“I work with kids and my days are
hectic, so I like being able to stop once and a while and
add my water
intake and/or to view my water and liquid intake so I don’t become
dehydrated.”
–Shannon LeBlanc, Facebook
14. Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock (free, iOS, Android) is an intelligent alarm clock that analyzes your sleep and
pinpoints the best time to wake you up.
Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock
“It’s the best alarm clock app
around. You set a half hour period of when the best time would
be to be
woken up, and tries to wake you up during the ~lightest~ phase, so you
never have
to get up during a deep sleep ever again.”–tarad19
15. Hopper (free iOS, Android) will save you serious money
by finding the best time to buy plane tickets.
Hopper
Hopper
“I was looking for roundtrip flights
to Ireland and was getting results of like $1000+ (which is
what I
expected). Someone told me to use Hopper and now I have round-trip
airfare to Dublin for
$623! That’s $400 in savings that I can spend on
fun times in Dublin! Boom!”–Kelli Diane, Facebook
16. foodgawker (free, iOS) will help you take your
cooking game to the next level.
foodgawker
“When you have zero inspiration when
it comes to dinner time, but want to know what you can
make with the
ingredients left in your fridge.”–Rosetintedkill
17. Evernote Scannable (free, iOS) can scan contracts,
receipts, business cards, and whatever else you usually
find crumpled in the bottom of your bag.
Evernote
Evernote
“It is a document scanner for your
phone and works quickly without any effort. It can create PDFs
that you
can email right away or save as well as creating images you can email or
save to your camera
roll.”–allisonh49d40a145
18. Cozi Family Organizer (free, iOS, Android) will keep
your fam organized and on the same page, even if things
change.
Cozi
“It makes grocery shopping easy by
sharing a list with my husband and being able to sort by aisle
or
category. Also, if you select a recipe, it will auto-populate your
grocery list with ingredients!”–dgalante2411
“This app is a lifesaver.”–d489be5b8019. MyFitnessPal (free, iOS, Android) is a diet and
exercise tracking app with a built-in barcode scanner.
MyFitnessPal
MyFitnessPal
“It’s a calorie counter stocked with
thousands of brand names and restaurant meals. It also allows
you to
input calories from exercise, and gives you a daily projection of how
much you would weigh
in 5 weeks if you stuck to it everyday. And there
is a community you can patch into for questions or motivation. And it’s
all FREE.”–catherinec42f677501
“I just started using it and has made counting calories and losing weight so much easier.”–karleediane20. Ovia Fertility Tracker & Ovulation Calculator (free,
iOS, Android) simplifies all the things that come with
trying to have a baby.
Ovia
“When I was trying to get pregnant I
found Ovia Fertility to be very helpful. Not only does it
help you
narrow down when you might be ovulating and how long your average cycle
is, it also
helps you track symptoms. And now that I finally got
pregnant, I really like their Ovia Pregnancy app
too!”–raptorpug
21. Dollarbird (free, iOS, Android) is a financial app
that will make sure you’re organized AF instead of broke
AF.
Dollarbird
“This app has saved my budget AND
sanity. You enter every purchase and categorize it, and then it
keeps
you up to date with your balance. I’ve had it for over two years now and
swear by it. Best
part is, it’s free!”–Chelsea Margaret Bradley,
Facebook
22. Twilight (free, Android) is a screen dimmer app
that’s perfect for people who love to stay up late.
Twilight
“It reduces the blue colored light in
the screen and the timer can be set to start screen dimming at
sunset.
The app is nice for everybody who wants to use phone at night without
eyes hurting from
the bright light.”–birb
“It’s a lifesaver for people with chronic migraines like myself.”–LilyNicole1623. And finally, Google Keep (free, iOS, Android) is the
app for people who want see all of their reminders, notes,
and checklists with a single glance.
Google
Google
“Very simple, but Google Keep helps
me with so much. I can put tags on my notes, make lists,
drag and sort
notes, and have a place to type a quick note to myself. Hear a song I
want to
download later? Keep. Need to make a quick grocery list? Keep.”–abbyraye
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