Aswin BakshiFounder, Bordo
What are your best productivity apps?
I am looking best productivity apps to increase my and my teams productivity
33 recommended
- Dionis Loire made this productSimple and shareable task lists, notes, kanban boards and mindmaps for web, mobile, and mac & windows.
- Pavan Sethibuilding things. · WrittenProbably my favorite app on my phone. Set a timer for how long you want to focus and if you touch your phone, a virtual tree in your forest will die. The longer you set your timers, the more virtual trees grow and the more coins you get. You can then use the coins to plant actual trees!
- Dallas AllisonUI/UX Designer, Craftwork · WrittenThis app is superb. I'm using it everyday and really enjoying it. I like the simplicity in UI, the progress page is focused and informative. I think with several updates this app will be number #1 goal tracker.Myron ChristensenProduct Manager @ Porism · WrittenI would recommend this app because the UI is beautiful and the progress page is informative. I can see clearly how i have improved myself.
- Zenkit has been a KILLER tool for me as a freelancer, and I imagine it will be just as useful for you! The ease of sharing and manipulating tasks is what makes the biggest difference. If you have fans of Kanban boards, mind maps, tables etc. you don't have to worry about not catering to everyone's tastes as every option Zenkit provides can be viewed in every other option. It even integrated with apps you might be currently using such as Trello and Excel. It's definitely worth checking out if you haven't done so already!
- Pavan Sethibuilding things. · WrittenSimple Pomodoro timer in your Mac's menu bar - divide tasks into intervals (generally 25 minutes long) separated by short breaks. It's a common technique for maintaining focus but everybody is different so give it a try and see if it works for you.
- Nick GurneySaaS General Manager · WrittenMy life lives in this app. Available on literally every platform and I love its collaborative features. Works great with a team.
- If you want to increase your productivity, you should definitely try TMetric. It's an awesome tool that helps to monitor my daily activity. Using TMetric I can track my overall productivity and get detailed and accurate reports
- 6VIP Password ManagerAmazing autofill feature, and outstanding to manage your accounts. In a word, you should have a try!I'm not sure how one survives in this world without VIP Password Manager!
- Thomas DIDIERHead of Marketing · EditedCheck out Forest (www.forestadmin.com) if you're looking for a robust and friendly back office solution to access and manipulate data. Unleash your team’s productivity with multiple dashboards and data-views features, conversation module (assign teammates, leave notes, and communicate directly through Forest where all your data is), workflows-mapping, smart actions, ...
- Tweegenic1Noble Investor · WrittenThere is an app called Pushbullet, which can be used to improve your productivity drastically. Pushbullet is basically an advanced ' Browser to phone' app, which can be used to send items from your browser in your PC to your phone instantly.
- NanosystemsNanosystems · WrittenProbably the best social listening tool for SMEs. Setting up proper project can help your marketing department to monitor web reputation in few minutes every day!
- Hannah WhiteMarketing Manager · WrittenI would recommend trying a platform like Tonkean. It's like your favorite project management tool, but so much more, because there's a layer of automation added on top! It completely eliminates the need for tracking down information, constant status updates and daily meetings. If you're the manager, your important data plus the context that only your team can provide are always kept up-to-date in your customized dashboard. There's a ton of different use cases. The website has examples, check them out here: https://tonkean.com/templates/
- Guillaume BardetCMO @ Testimonial.to 💜 · WrittenGuillaume Bardet made this productI will go ahead and shamelessly mention the bookmarks and tabs manager I have been working on. :) We are always working on improving the product and making sure our current 6,000+ users are happy with the extension. If you are looking for a bookmark and tabs manager, and you are familiar with boards and columns similar to Trello, Qlearly might be a good solution for you!Guillaume BardetCMO @ Testimonial.to 💜 · WrittenGuillaume Bardet made this productI will go ahead and shamelessly mention the bookmarks and tabs manager I have been working on. :) If you are looking for a bookmark and tabs manager, and you are familiar with boards and columns similar to Trello, Qlearly might be a good solution for you. You can create notes and tasks as well as collaborate on boards with your teammates.
- Zulip! The fully threaded model of Zulip allows you to follow the conversations that you care about and ignore the ones you don't. Once you start using Zulip you will realise how much time are you wasting in chat applications like Slack by having to go through hundreds of messages that may not be even relevant to you.
- Stu Green made this productSo this app is about the planning aspect, not the tracking (though it does offer that too). The app allows you to make time to get things done, rather than just asking you what you did. So the planning is a huge piece, and this app allows you to schedule blocks of time to get stuff done.
- Nandini SharmaAssistant Marketing Manager · WrittenIf you are looking for a tool to plan and organize projects within a real-time workspace, then ProofHub is the tool. It is a cloud hosted project management tool that enable collaboration with everyone using it. For growing teams, it is an exceptional tool for project management, scheduling, communication and many more. With ProofHub, you get plenty of options to stay more productive at work.
- Salah Ait MokhtarPhotographer · WrittenI make a lot of money every month with zipp.chat and the best part is it's free
- Pavan Sethibuilding things. · WrittenBlock yourself from visiting certain websites. There are a lot of apps that do this but I like this one because instead of setting a timer, you add sites to a list and whenever you visit them, you get a notice that says "Shouldn't you be working?" and the guilt makes you get back to work.