Stefan TheofilosProduct Designer, Entrepreneur
What is the first app you download on a new device?
When you get a new device, what is the first app you download? For me, it's either Twitter or Snapchat.
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- Jake CrumpHead of Product Ops at Product Hunt · WrittenI listen to music and podcasts all day so this is essential for me to have from the very beginning. It was actually my first download on my new Pixel XL. Pretty much the only time I hit pause during a work day is for Product Hunt team meetings!Danny AzizI make things. · WrittenI am trapped in the Spotify ecosystem. Not exactly a bad thing, regardless of the device I am using, I can have access to all my favourite songs and playlists AND with the ability to upload your own music from your hard drive and listen to it within the Spotify app, I'm never away from my songs. I am still trapped, however.Christie QuackenbushHQ Raleigh Events Manager! · Written"Google, play every song I've ever wanted to hear that isn't Taylor Swift..."
- The best password manager out there. Plus, I can't sign into anything without it 😄
- If you're a gmail user, the Inbox app by Google for iPhone is great. Simple design and great reminder/notification system.Fabrizio BianchiOnline & BI Analyst @ Nordax Bank · WrittenThis is the only app I can stand handling email with.
- I'm in quite a few teams. Strangely, my team doesn't feel the love for it as I do. Orlando Devs is the richest (most diverse) one I've found. Online Geniuses (most value) https://onlinegeniuses.com/Christie QuackenbushHQ Raleigh Events Manager! · WrittenSlack is everything text wasn't and email wished it could be!
- Access to over 70 top-tier applications all in one place with one easy sign-up and download.Evan EliottVisual designer / Multimedia producer · WrittenIf this is a Mac, heck yeah. No need to look for essential apps as they're already available via Setapp.
- I have been a huge fan of third-party Twitter apps, but I find myself coming back to Twitter for Android. It's just perfect now!Joe ThomsettStrategy Advisor · WrittenI follow some great people who distil titbits of knowledge in 140 characters or less!
- Julian Yaman20 y/o Computer Science Student · WrittenSharing Pictures with other people and friends is amazing, too! You can follow some amazing profiles or companies and get new pictures of new stuff.This is the first non-work app that I install on new devices - I'm a sucker for beautiful contentI took a while to get started but this is now a big part of me. A picture tells a thousand words.
- Victor MakarovSysadmin · WrittenThe #1 communicating platform for me, love this thing.Much better than Whatsapp because of a native desktop app, makes cross-platform messaging seamless. Great for sending files/photos as well - no size limits!
- Kumar LouhitFounder, Spontie, Inc · WrittenI extensively use Dropbox, it helps me keep my files and my team in sync.Cindy Osborne"Because I said so" is a valid reason. · WrittenThus far no cloud works as smoothly as DropBox. All my devices access it as "just another folder," exactly as they should.
- I'd want to say Bible but the truth is Facebook has my richest and most diverse audience with which I've had the most engagement. Scrabble communities, Groups for various interests and lots more.
- This is especially true to Mac, ad one of the first on any new device! (other than Twitter and 1Password)Dean BradyDirector of Digital Development - AbbVie · WrittenI use Evernote for just about everything (work and personal). The ability to store and retrieve from any device makes it indispensable for me.
- JezebelisgoneIntrigued with marketing since Benetton. · WrittenPinterest gives me a time out. I make sure to time myself (7 minutes for me) and call it "Meditat-rest".Steve Johnsonstartup investor, crypto enthusiast · WrittenI have downloaded this app, but didn't use it for a long time. No need to download it if you not a designer or an art industry person.
- This. Lifeline to friends and collegues far far away. Plus the already mentioned 1Password. None of my iOS devices start up without these.
- Julian Yaman20 y/o Computer Science Student · WrittenIt is very good for people who want to work mobile and do some project management stuff. So this is why I recommend Trello.
- Logan LambGeïnteresseerd in programmeren. · WrittenI just got the new iPad and the first app I downloaded was NoteLedge (a note-taking application), because I've used it previously on my iPhone and wanted to see what it'd be like to use it on a bigger screen. I'm someone who has several note-taking apps, but I use NoteLedge the most for note-taking at school, occasional journaling and adding notes to my calandar for better time management. I think NoteLedge is a fairly good note-taking app because it's both functional, fun and intuitive.Kelley GoodwinFond of design and animation software. · WrittenThis app was one of the first ones I downloaded because I was using it every day for notes and had to get it again on a new device (phone). It has become indespensible to me in many ways.Teresa RobinsonDigital Marketing Specialist · WrittenI firmly beleive that NoteLedge has to be installed on everybody's device simply due to the fact that it's a great app for taking all kinds of notes, sketching, organizing files and web-content. One of my favorites.
- Akshay BharwaniJust a Student, for now. · WrittenThe first thing I do: Sync all my contacts and my calendar through Outlook. And not to mention one of the best apps for Mail IMO.
- Kaushal VyasProduct Manager; Entrepreneur · WrittenEspecially if your new phone is an iPhone, you would want a reliable maps and navigation app!
- Nikhil JoisGrowth, Bureau · WrittenCannot imagine or organise life without this app. The best to-do list and note-taking app there is.