Here Are A Few Productive Apps You Should Try

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We can't deny technology is the key to future today. Everyone is holding a mini computer inside their pocket everywhere, 24 hours a day. That's why it's very important to have your smartphone not only provides entertainment, but also can make you become more productive. Here's a few apps recommendation that will take you there.


1. Quora

This app comes to my mind immediately when we're talking about productivity. Not that it will help you to be more productive in an executional way, but it helps you gather a lot of useful informations and knowledges based by various sources and categories of choices that will help you get through there faster to whatever projects you're having. It's in a form of social media, yes, that's why it can also be a spare time killer when you're waiting for a bus or running an errand. Instead of browsing pictures on Instagram looking at people showing off their artificial lives, it's better if we can multiply our knowledge by reading through this app.

2. Duolingo

Most of you are probably already familiar with this app, but for those of you who don't, Duolingo is a languange learning app, and it has a lot of languanges you can choose from. Let's say, if you're newbie to Japanese but you would like to learn from the start, this app is the perfect app for you. Like lesson books, it will guide you from the start with chapters of basics first, then slowly upgrading to even more complicated words. It's a very recommended app I would say, and it can save you some molla from registering offline courses. Give it a try!

3. Google Keep

Google Keep is my personally favourite apps when it comes to note taking. It has various features like checkboxes and drawing and you can also import pictures inside. It has various note colours to help you categorize easier on which tasks / projects you're currently working on. The biggest advantages of this app is that it is owned by Google; meaning you can sync Google Keep throughout all of your google accounts, whether it is on computer or smartphone. It's a handy dandy piece of app and so far it has helped me throughout all my note taking, from productive day planning to buy list, or to just for simply drafting ideas.

4. Google Drive

Google drive is a simple drag-to-upload data storage platform created by Google to provide you seamless data transfer experience. I've been using Google drive from transferring data to storaging for almost forever now. It's a very buttery smooth user experience with the capability to store as much as 15GB of your files into drive for free, while for those who seek bigger sizes of storage can upgrade to store more. Personally having 15GB of storage is already more than enough for me as I only store light documents such as word, excels and PPT. But nonetheless this platform is a very high recommendation for those of you who wants to start their productive journey.

There you go, I hope you enjoy some of my app recommendations and I hope it can be useful and help you reach your goals to be more productive! If there's any useful apps you want me to try you can pop it up in the comments and I'll make sure to check it out. Till then I hope the best of luck!