TEAM WSL
The new year must have started on an enthusiastic note for you, but as time passes, you tend to slip back into old habits. All the items in your to-do list for the year starts to weigh down upon you. It is this time of the year when we need to get back on track and revisit our make a to-do list and start organizing things so that they become less overwhelming. We have compiled a list of 5 such apps which would help you to increase your productivity by helping you organize things, cut through the noise, prioritize things and so on-
If you want to collate text, images, screenshots, web pages in one place- Use Evernote
It helps you to store both your typed and handwritten notes, pictures, web pages or anything else you need to collate into one place to look back on. You can also collaborate with other users and share your notes too.
If you want to cut through the noise in your inbox- Use Unroll.Me
It is an app which lets you access your inbox in the most productive way. You can unsubscribe to the unwanted emails all at once so that the ones that matter to you reach you in time and you don’t have to waste your precious time in subscribing from unwanted emails manually.
If you find yourself short of time, every time- Use Toggl
It is an intuitive time tracker app which tracks your time and shows you how much time have you spent on a particular task. It provides a detailed report of how you are using your time. You can use its findings to manage your time better and be more productive.
If you want to save time juggling various apps for one task- Use Zapier
The app allows you to create integrations and automation between the apps which otherwise don’t interact with each other. Eg.- A new email attachment received would be automatically saved to your Dropbox and you would be intimated via Slack. Amazing. Isn’t it?
If you want to break bad habits- Use Habitbul
It is a badass app which lets you kick bad habits. It features habit calendar, motivational images, discussion forums, graphs etc to ease your journey of breaking bad habits one by one.
