Part 2 of my iPad apps, sorted by what you'd use them for. Save it and set up your iPad one category at a time. 📓 Journaling: Zinnia, Agenda, Diarly, Digital Planner, LiveIt, Craft 📚 Reading: WEBTOON, Tapas, Kobo, Marvel Unlimited, Shonen Jump, Apple Books 🎧 Music: Koala Sampler, Figure, G

the apps I open every single trip ✈️ 1. Flighty ✅ iPhone | free, Pro free on your first flight Live flight tracking and early delay alerts. 2. Google Translate ✅ iPhone | free Point the camera at a menu and it translates it, even offline. 3. Wanderlog ✅ iPhone | free, optional Pro Yo

cozy iPhone games for spooky season, the creepy-cute kind, not the jump-scare kind 🎃 1. Spiritfarer (✅ iPhone | with Netflix) Care for spirits on your boat, then help them move on. 2. Bear's Restaurant (✅ iPhone | free) A bear chef cooks the dead their last supper. 3. Wylde Flowers (

5 hobbies you can start from your phone 📚 1. Chess (Chess.com) ✅ iPhone | free, optional membership One puzzle with my coffee, one 10-minute game instead of scrolling. Playing friends online is free. 2. Reading (Resolution Tracker: Resolutely) ✅ iPhone | free, no ads My goal is 24 books t

part 2, since so many of you saved part 1 ✨ 1. Radio Garden ✅ iPhone | free Spin the globe and tap any green dot to hear live radio from that city. 2. Progress Pics Photo Then & Now ✅ iPhone | free for 99 photos a week Lines up every new photo with a see-through ghost of your first on

I sorted the Mac apps worth downloading by what you'd use them for, so you can save this and set up your MacBook one category at a time. ✅ Productivity: Todoist, Any.do, Microsoft To Do, OmniFocus, Bear, Drafts 🧰 Menu bar: Amphetamine, Hidden Bar, Dropover, The Unarchiver, CleanMyMac, Magne

Every October I redo my whole home screen. These five apps do all of it 👇 1. Widgetsmith ✅ iPhone | free, optional Premium Build your own widgets: clocks, weather, photos and calendars in your colors. 2. Resolution Tracker: Resolutely ✅ iPhone | free, no account Six widgets for my home sc

6 little-known apps worth knowing about: 1. Stellar: music discovery app that turns your favorite artists into a living universe, so you can see the shape of your taste 2. Progress Pics Photo Then & Now: private progress photo app for anything that changes, from a kitchen remodel to a plant

saw this trend with video games and had to do it with apps 👀 couldn't pay me to delete: Spotify, Google Maps, Pinterest, Shazam couldn't pay me to download: Temu, Facebook, BeReal, Candy Crush couldn't pay me to shut up about: Merlin Bird ID, Notion, Wikipedia, AllTrails couldn&#3

five things I do on my phone when I catch myself scrolling for no reason. Each one takes about 10 minutes ✨ 1. Declutter your camera roll Photos already finds your duplicates (Utilities → Duplicates), so merging them takes a minute. 2. Write tomorrow's three things Resolution Tracker: R

The five apps I keep on my home screen right now 👇 1. Progress Pics Photo Then & Now ✅ iPhone | free to start, optional premium Retake the same photo over time and slide between them. My backyard tree, winter next to fall. 2. Routinery ✅ iPhone | free to download, optional subscription

6 little-known apps worth knowing about: 1. Syrinx: ear-training app that teaches you to recognize birds by their songs yourself, through short daily lessons with real recordings 2. Resolution Tracker: Resolutely: goal journal for your year, where each goal is steps, a habit or a number, a plan

five apps that live on my phone and make it feel like mine 🎀 1. Widgetable ✅ iPhone | free to download Shared widgets for you and your besties: raise a pet together, swap moods and see how far apart you are in real time, right on your lock screen. 2. Shuffles by Pinterest ✅ iPhone | free t

I sorted the iPhone apps worth downloading by what you'd use them for, so you can save this and pick one category at a time. 📸 Photo apps: Progress Pics Photo Then & Now, Blackmagic Camera, PhotoScan, VSCO, Tezza, Dazz Cam 🫧 Self-care: I am, Waterllama, Plant Nanny, Breathwrk, Bearable,

The five apps I keep opening this month. All five are free to download 👇 1. Vivino ✅ iPhone | free, optional Premium Point the camera at a wine label and see its rating, reviews and price before you buy. 2. Sofa ✅ iPhone | free, optional Pro One place for every show, book, game and podcas

I deleted five apps this year and didn't miss any of them. Here's what replaced each one 👇 1. DoorDash → Too Good To Go ✅ iPhone | free app, you pay for the bag Bakeries, cafes and restaurants put their unsold food in surprise bags, from $3. You pick it up before they close. 2. a go

6 little-known apps worth knowing about: 1. NekoLock: gentle app blocker where a cat shows up when you've scrolled too long, and you have to pet it before your apps open 2. Usagi Shima: cozy idle game where you turn an abandoned island into a home for bunnies, with the island synced to your

The six apps I'd download first on a new iPhone. All six are free to download 👇 1. Alarmy ✅ iPhone | free, optional premium The alarm won't turn off until you get up and do a mission, like squats or a math problem. Snoozing stops being an option. 2. Progress Pics Photo Then & No

I sorted the iPad apps worth downloading by what you'd use them for, so you can save this and pick a category at a time. Art apps: Procreate, Adobe Fresco, ibis Paint X, Concepts, Sketchbook, Lake Cozy games: Stardew Valley, Cats & Soup, Tsuki's Odyssey, Penguin Isle, Good Pizza, An

I used to scroll until 1am and wake up exhausted. these four are on my phone for bedtime now, and they're all free to use: 1. Pokémon Sleep ✅ iPhone and Android | free to play I put my phone by my pillow and it tracks my sleep. every morning Pokémon show up based on how I slept, so now I a