What are your most-used apps on your homescreen?

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I'm talking about the apps you open every day!

Vinh Pham · Accepted Answer

I have a reminder set to make an entry every day. I use it to log my thoughts, daily happenings, or things I've learned.

Tristan Isham · Answer

Not everyone listens to podcasts, but as someone who regularly switches between Android (current) and iOS Pocket Casts provides an awesome, reliable experience that I can access anywhere (including the web for a one time fee).

Vinh Pham · Answer

Tweetbot has been my news source since Google discontinued Reader. I have lists setup for different categories like hobbies, entertainment, tech, sports, and design. I can read articles in-app or send them to Pocket to read later.

Adrien JOLY · Answer

I have a shortcut to quickly add reminders to my Inbox. A real time-saver and mind-clearer! :-)

Aleksandra · Answer

I check out the fresh content and read at least a few articles on Medium daily, or save them to a 'Reading list' for reading later. The iOS app is great!

oɯolɥs‏‏ · Answer

Turns my commute from excruciatingly boring to educational and enlightening. Simple, functional podcast client.

Jae Bordley · Answer

As a sound designer/musician, I use MetaRecorder daily for capturing sounds when on the go. Its like my camera app, but for sound.

Cherepukhin · Answer

Great camera app making better photos.

Midori Akashi · Answer

I love to check in and look back my log.

Andrew Spear · Answer

It's the best way to clear your messages with features like: snooze, send to calendar, convert to task, Workflow integration and plenty more 👍

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

Request a ride and you’ll be on your way in minutes.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

I use the Philips Hue app + Amazon Echo to control the Philips Hue smart lights.

Aleksandra · Answer

My go-to app for checking the latest news

Aleksandra · Answer

Helps to concentrate and get some work done. Especially helpful if you work in the open-space office or a coworking space (both usually have a lot of distractions).

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

Capture moments in style through the many lenses of Hipstamatic and become part of the world’s most creative community, exclusively on iPhone.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

Lets you make eye-catching selfies in a flash. Lots of filters.

Ayush Mittal · Answer

Currently, Blinkist! Insights from the nonfiction books of your niche.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

I draw my tarot card for the day around midnight.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

I use this app to control our security system, locks, temperature. Love it. With an Alarm.com-enabled security system, you can monitor and control your home or business in real-time and from anywhere - from your iPhone, iPad, or your Apple Watch.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

The Amazon Alexa app is a companion to your Alexa device for setup, remote control, and enhanced features.

Timothy Graham · Answer

Helps organize all of my action items for the day/week/month/year.

Elavenil · Answer

SImple, elegant and Free!!! Lol... Best Podcast app ever!!

Michal Rutrich · Answer

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Sergio Rodríguez Sanz · Answer

I can add to read later many links that I have to read, and it keeps me focused on just the content taking away the distractions. Also, I can access the list in any of my devices (automatically syncs between them) and all ordered and tagged. Also, I get personalized newsletters on content I may be interested based on my reading habits

Ethan ✏ · Answer

I use Snapchat everyday. All my friends are on it and that's what we use when we want to know what we're up to.

Aleksandra · Answer

Pocket is the best personal 'reading list' out there! I save all the articles and interesting content I come across to Pocket, and then read them when I have time (on commute, on the plane, on weekends, etc)

RozBahrami · Answer

Allows me to stay connected with my team, even on the go. Great for sharing content I stumble upon quickly. Best of all the content my team shares never gets lost in message threads like it does in Slack!

Jeremy Bauer · Answer

I still can't decide whether I like Hop or Spark better for email on mobile—Hop's quick and really intuitive, Spark has nice organization features. They're both great to use and have nice features, but I'm warming up to Hop more and more.

Kristofer™ · Answer

Everyday.

Wentao Xiao · Answer

I use this to check out the newest fashion trends and talk to my friends about it!

Gaurav Agrawal · Answer

How can you forget Whatsapp?

Gaurav Agrawal · Answer

I use this every day several times.

Ayush Chandra · Answer

Great platform for Professional Communication. It's quite addictive and excellent to handle.I just wish the creators soon add the widgets on mobile platforms such as this iOS and Android for a great flow of work and can get notified on the go.

Omer Molad · Answer

Slack has become my most frequently used app recently. We have a remote team so we use Slack to communicate. I can be anywhere and still talk to everyone. Sometimes, when I need a break, I take my son to the park but I can still respond to messages as if I was at my desk.

Mark Pedro · Answer

Slack works great especially if you are working remote. You can organize your channels to a different team/departments, task/focus and random silliness. Get notified and keep everything under a thread to easily read past messages or do a Search!

Kuba Rogalski · Answer

Slack, Spotify and Instagram would have to be my top 3. I instal and uninstall Facebook now and then once I see I spend too much time browsing it for no purpose.

Antoine Plu · Answer

Kinda sounds obvious maybe for lot of people, but I'm really using it daily, even in my own town. I like to keep good places saved in here, find the best routes with the subway time and so on...

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

A simple, fun & creative way to capture, edit & share photos, videos & messages with friends & family.

Emily Kellert · Answer

Easily my most used to plan any and every event I have. The design is so easy on my eyes (compared to iOS Calendar..blah). More recently, I've started using the "Goals" feature which I love how it's included in the planning.

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I can not go without music.

Marc Heatley · Answer

I've used Pocket Casts on Android as my podcatcher of choice since it first launched. It does everything I need it to (automated chronological playlist, auto delete listened-to podcasts, skip x time at the start of a particular podcast (sorry Tim Feriss)) and a few more things besides (playback speed per podcast etc...).

The devs have always been responsive and pleasant to deal with which helps a lot too.

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The ONLY real productivity tool for every freelancer / entrepreneur / smb / student that combines real-time (messaging) email with advanced features of video / conference calls, collaborative channels and groups per topic. Unlike Slack, FB and others, Hop is OPEN and beneficial for external communication with clients, remote teams, suppliers, etc alongside the internal teams! Must try to get addicted like many xxxk users.

Nichole Elizabeth DeMeré · Answer

Live a happier, healthier life with just 10 minutes of meditation a day on the Headspace app.

Abigail Ng · Answer

Great email app - smooth, and stylish, and works well for multiple accounts. Easy swipe options, combined inboxes, quick actions, syncs with calendar, simple snoozing, and pinning for important emails.

Ayush Chandra · Answer

Great App for Questions and Answer.

Mark Pedro · Answer

For someone who operates with multiple emails this is a must have!

Ayush Chandra · Answer

Great Social Media App.

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Not only for the products, but the engagement is 2nd to none

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Sadly there's no Android app, but thew PWA is pretty good so it's fine :)

Ayush Chandra · Answer

Discover new products

Milan Chheda · Answer

Our entire team / org uses it. Has tons of integrations with JIRA, Git, Jenkins, etc.