10 Apps We Use On A Daily Basis

We both use our phones as tools to help us stay organized and on top of things on a daily basis. The apps that help us get ‘er done are …

✤ Tanya … I have the Moto G5 S+ which uses the Android operating system, and the most frequently used apps lately are …

ONE. WhatsApp – To talk to my friends and family in other countries – voice and video calls over the internet. Still trying to get my parents into using it though.

TWO. Cal – I use this as my calendar app. On it, I can see my personal (Google) calendar and work calendar. I use this because I like the interface.

On my calendar for today – my first meeting is at 9AM and they continue hourly until the last one at 2:30PM.

THREE. Overdrive – My library uses Overdrive for audiobook loans – and I have one going almost all the time, especially since I travel to work and have a long commute. Currently, I’m listening to New Boy, Tracy Chevalier, which is not bad so far.

FOUR. Google Maps – I’m directionally challenged and very rarely go anywhere without pulling up Google Maps. Hell – I still map my way to work! Add to that that I travel monthly – and I’m constantly using this app to figure out where to go.

FIVE. Fit Radio – I tried this app out years ago, and ended up buying the lifetime membership. It’s awesome to work out to – but in general, just to listen to when you’re in the mood to rock out. I probably listen to Hip Hop more than any other – but I also like the “Party” station.

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✤ Kim … I also have the Moto G5 S+ which uses the Android operating system and some of my most used apps are …

SIX. OurGroceries – My husband and I list share which makes shopping for the whole family a breeze. I keep a couple of lists on their- stuff I need from the grocery store and stuff I need from Target.

SEVEN. Stitcher – This is the app I use for listening to podcasts. I’ve mentioned several times on Instagram stories that my son and I listen to a kids story every day on the way to and from preschool. Our favorite podcasts so far are NPR Circle Round and Stories Podcast.

EIGHT. Project Life – I’m currently participating in the #100DaysProject and my project is 100 Days of Memory Keeping. Basically this app is the only reason I can commit to this challenge.

NINE. Mint – We are trying to do a lot better at tracking our expenses. We used Mint for years but lately I’ve been really diligent about checking it regularly and making sure everything is categorized correctly.

TEN. LastPass – This is new for us and I wanted to mention it even though I’m not using it every day. Hubs and I decided (in case something happened to either of us) that it might be beneficial to save our passwords to everything using LastPass. I’ve also found this to be handy when I inevitable change my password to something and then can’t remember what I changed it to- did that with WordPress recently, in fact.

What phone apps do you find you can’t live without?

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