12 smartphone apps that everyone should install
A modern smartphone is not just about messengers and social networks. We’ve gathered the most useful apps: from planners and mood trackers to focus tools and self-analysis apps.
Black Hole
Black Hole — a free app for downloading videos and clips from popular platforms. It allows you to save videos from YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram without watermarks or loss of quality.
For Android users
For iOS users
Forest — Stay focused
Helps you stay productive by turning concentration into a game: when you want to focus, you "plant a tree" that grows as long as you don't get distracted by your phone. This visual approach motivates you to stay focused.
For Android users
For iOS users
Tiimo — daily planner
A visual task and schedule planner that helps organize your day without overwhelming your brain. Especially useful for those who handle a large number of tasks — it helps distribute tasks, set priorities, and track time.
For Android users
For iOS users
Daylio — mood diary
A minimalist mood and habit journal: you choose how your day went and what you did, and the app displays graphs showing which activities make you happier. An excellent tool for self-reflection and personal development.
For Android users
For iOS users
Habitify — habit tracker
The app helps form useful habits and track their completion every day. You can create your own habits, set reminders, and visually see progress through graphs and a calendar, which helps maintain consistency and not forget about important tasks.
For Android users
For iOS users
LocalSend
LocalSend is a convenient app for quickly transferring files between iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS without the internet or cables. It works over a local network, ensuring high speed and secure data transfer. It supports sending photos, videos, documents, and other files without format restrictions.
For Android users
For iOS users
Finch — self-development with a game
Combines mood tracking, breathing exercises, and caring for a virtual pet — it encourages regular healthy habits through gamification.
Notion — universal organizer
A powerful tool for notes, databases, and task management. Suitable for study, work, and personal projects thanks to its flexible structure and templates.
For Android users
For iOS users
Google Keep — quick notes
Convenient for quick notes, lists, and reminders. It syncs with all devices in your Google account.
For Android users
For iOS users
Todoist — task manager
A classic app for creating tasks and lists, supporting projects, labels, reminders, and priorities — it helps keep everything under control.
For Android users
For iOS users
Headspace — meditation and sleep
Meditations, breathing exercises, bedtime stories, and relaxing music. An excellent way to care for your mental health and reduce stress.
Water Reminder — water drinking reminders
A simple but useful app for following a healthy water drinking rhythm throughout the day — it helps maintain hydration and energy levels.
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