15 Must-Have Apps That Will Make You More Productive

How to Be More Productive. While most mobile apps take away our time, there are some that do quite the opposite and can help you become more productive. Download one of these must-have apps stop wasting time and get more things done. You’re going to love seeing how your life changes for the better, you get more things done and feel more organized and satisfied.
Download CloudCal to combine all of your calendars 0:42
CloudCal gives you an instant overview of your events and tasks from Facebook, Evernote, Trello, Meetup, and Eventbrite. So if you're still looking for the perfect planner to organize your life, here it is.
Meditate with Headspace 2:33
Headspace is a great commodity for both beginners and experienced meditators. This app will definitely help you on your way to obtaining inner peace and harmony with daily meditation sessions of just 10 minutes (or more if you need it!). You can meditate before bedtime or even on-the-go. Headspace will guide you with the help of cartoons, videos, and audio.
Get things done with Trello 4:37
Downloading Trello allows you to organize your work but not in some mundane run-of-the-mill way. It uses the Japanese method of Kanban boards. The app will sort all your tasks according to the degree of their implementation, putting them into three categories: to do, doing, and done.
Boost your productivity with Coach.me 5:20
This app turns task completion into a fun game! It allows you to make your own list of goals and sends you a daily reminder about them. Get it if you’re ready to stop procrastinating and start getting stuff done today.
Stay tuned with Flipboard 6:28
If your typical morning starts with opening about five different apps to check the latest news or see what's up on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, then Flipboard may be just what you need. It's a magazine that gets updates from all the apps and social media accounts you decide to connect to it.
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TIMESTAMPS
CloudCal 0:42
TeamViewer 1:20
Google Keep 1:56
Headspace 2:33
Pocket 3:17
Brain.fm 3:58
Trello 4:37
Coach.me 5:20
Dropbox 5:51
Flipboard 6:28
Forest 7:02
Lumosity 7:51
Remindo 8:23
Sleep Cycle 9:02
IFTTT 9:42
SUMMARY
-CloudCal is a free calendar that combines all of your Google and Outlook calendars into one easy-to-use app.
-TeamViewer is the most popular service for remote computer or mobile device control.
-Google Keep is designed for creating notes to take all of your ideas, thoughts, and documents with you wherever you are.
-Headspace is a great commodity for both beginners and experienced meditators.
-Pocket app is an archive that lets you save your favorite articles “till later” with just one click.
-Brain.fm contains a huge collection of music for work, sleep, or meditation that does your brain good by combining music with auditory neuroscience.
-Trello is one of the most popular online project management systems.
-Coach.me allows you to make your own list of goals and sends you a daily reminder about them.
-Dropbox is basically a cloud storage program so that you can have everything you need on hand at any possible time.
-Flipboard is a magazine that gets updates from all the apps and social media accounts you decide to connect to it.
-The Forest app basically forces you to concentrate on your work so that you can grow your own forest.
-Lumosity selects an individual training program just for you based on things like memory, attention span, reaction time, and problem-solving.
-Remindo conveniently groups tasks by categories like birthdays, business meetings, shopping lists, and even release dates of your favorite movies and shows.
-Sleep Cycle app is a smart alarm clock that was designed based on a scientific approach.
-IFTTT allows you to connect two different programs on your phone.
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