1. GoogleDrive
Though one of the oldest app, it is still very useful to store backups for your pictures, videos, PDF files, documents and presentation. And as it works on cloud storage, no memory space of your phone is used up.
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2. Wunderlist
Create a list and access it from any corner of the world. Also, share the list with people you chose as your contacts so that they can help you out with your work.
3. Inkflow
It’s a personal vision board application, in which you can doodle your plans and ideas for the day. You can make changes whenever you want.
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4. Pocket
Interesting articles you need to read but don’t have time currently? Pocket it and check them out later. Pocket is a bookmarking app which can by synced across all your devices to make reading for you easier.
5. Keeper
This app is for people who keep forgetting their password. With multiple accounts, this is bound to happen. Keeper allows you to store everything through a master password, which will get deleted when attempted to be hacked.
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6. RescueTime
If you have problems tracking down the time you spent productively, this app will guarantee that you get a report of it. It will provide you a weekly analysis of how you spent your time, which sites you frequently visited and which articles you read. Also, depending on the data, you can choose to block a particular app which you feel is consuming your time without benefits.
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7. Shoebox
Handling receipts can be tedious. Well now there’s an app which can do it for you. Just scan your receipts and save them in this app and viola! They are all organised in the way you want.
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8. Clearfocus
Set timer for work and breaks with this app. It will help you maintain a personal record of time and increase your productivity. Also, it will save from distractions.
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Try these apps to make yourself feel more good and productive.
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