It’s pretty wild!
It stitches screenshots of texts or social media posts to create one full image.
I use it to capture texting conversations all the time.
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It passive aggressively rubs in your face how much you use your phone.
pop launch the screen and it shows how many times youve activated the screen.
Wanna see that email notification?
Gotta roll past the real time timer saying how long youve spent on your phone.
4.CardDiary, its a journal app.
You upload one picture every single day of the most interesting thing you did that day.
After a while its really nice and nostalgic when looking back at it.
Restaurants/cafes/hotels join up and sell magic boxes.
Got a homework assignment or drawing you want to post or share?
It really beats the hell out of bad lighting and blurryness.
All without a scanner.
Basically an app my wife and I use primarily for shopping.
Works like a charm, makes mornings easy.
Ive never heard anybody talk about it before but its fantastic.
Its designed specifically for PTSD, but honestly its great for any variety of anxiety or depression.
Its also completely free without ads.
11.Radio Garden, so many radio stations around the world available at your fingertips.
Love it!!!
Its a great simple app, and the dark mode is beautiful.
And its free with no ads!!
If you are planning on traveling like download this.
Have used it many times, found a ticket to Ireland from the USA round trip for $350.
That plus AirBnb and you have some seriously cheap trips, my parents literally couldnt believe it.
Have trouble getting up in the morning?
This lets you be more productive while not having the temptation of your phone.
Its a free, simple daily mood tracking app.
I got it on new years to track my mood and activities and it has helped me tremendously.
Today Im on a 142 day streak!
18.Flo is my go to for keeping track of my periods.
The number of times Ive swiped a notification away by mistake…
This little app allows me to go back and take a look at what Ive missed.
Also allows you to look back at WhatsApp messages that someone sent but later decided to delete.
Some cracking drunk texts have been rediscovered using this method.
21.Night Sky helps you find constellations and planets in the real night sky using your phones location and gyroscope.
I used it in Canada in a few cities in my province, it might work elsewhere.
Its free, and can auto block spam callers if youve been called by them before.
25.Googles Arts and Culture, its also a website.
There are ever changing curated online exhibits, virtual tours of museums, extensive articles.
Theyre also working on lots of fun experimental toys, trying to play with where art and technology mix.
A must for any artist or history fan.
The best app for listening to classical music ever.
It lets you search by composer, performer or name, and it has recommendations.
For those who grocery shop often, its a nice way to view current sales around you.
I have it set for 2400mL and I get a notification every 2 hours.
31.Libby it’s possible for you to borrow audiobooks and books from your local library.
You rate movies/tv series, and by your ratings it gives you things you might enjoy watching.
Plus it tells you which are on Netflix, Amazon etc.
Oh and did I mention speed traps?
35.Be My Eyes is a great app!
It was created to help blind people become more independent throughout the day.
Anyone can register as either a blind person or a volunteer.
I encourage all my friends to get this app and definitely recommend it to you guys!
Im an avid traveler.
The app is used to log the fish you catch.
The premium version gives the entire charts, not just the top listing.
It also gives a chart for what hours the fish are most likely to bite.
Been using it for a couple of years.
Great way to build different workouts and track them.
With it you might keep a record on where youve pooped and how you rated the experience.
you’re able to also share it with your followers and see others ratings.
I dont ever really see it talked about.
Its free, its got tons of great comics, I highly recommend it.
Ive been using it to scan receipts and other things to track my spending for every week.
43.Instapaper for saving articles from the web for offline and format free reading.
All of your information is stored clientside.
It has easy access to the suicide hotline and other help hotlines.
I use it myself, its really been helping me.
45.Splitwise makes keeping track of split bills with my partner and friends super easy.
It lets you put notes on your lockscreen.
Simple, useful, does what it says.
47.Google Trips is amazing.
My second solo trip to Japan was amazing because of this app.
It also saves them in Google Maps for you so you dont need to remember to pin them.
Phone numbers and addresses too, so you could show a taxi driver.
They mine Maps for tons of restaurant reviews.
It can create customized day plans for you, or adjust to whats near by you at the moment.
Theres tons of other cool little features too.
And you’ve got the option to download most of the info in case you dont have data.
I cant recommend this enough!
48.If youre a parent in the UK, theres an app called Hoop which is really bloody good.
49.Im really enjoying Drops, which is a visual vocabulary app for learning non-English* language.
