7 Must-Have Apps For Your Phone which are totally FREE
We all have numerous apps on our phones for our everyday needs. Right from social media to OTT platforms. But what about other daily requirements? Do you have apps for them, or is the one you’re using the best in the market? If yes check this article out to see if you aren’t missing anything and if not, check this article to keep your phone in sync with the daily needs. These are available on Playstore and the best part – these must-have apps are totally free!!
Inshorts
Why keep so many news apps on your phone when one app can do everything for you. Who has the time to read full-fledged news in this fast pacing world? We all want to keep ourselves updated with the know-how of the world but don’t have enough time. That’s where Inshorts come into the picture. This app gives you not only local news but news about all over the world and also summarises it for you in 3-4 meaningful sentences.
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You can download the Android version here.
Grammarly Keyboard
We all have our work emails configured on our phones. We all continuously text each other all the time. Though auto-correct helps you with the spellings, you still need to keep your grammar in check. You know there are grammar Nazis out there. You don’t want to give them a field day with your silly mistakes. Install this app and get rid of this tension once and for all. It is an excellent app for grammar check and proofreading for emails or your blogs or your social media posts.
You can download the Android version here.
Presently
We all are so busy in our lives that we don’t think about the little moments that make our everyday special. We forget to acknowledge their presence in our lives. We fail to say thanks to the little things that matter. That’s where Presently comes in. This app is a gratitude journal. Set the alarm for yourself where you can make a note of the things that you are grateful for. It can be as simple as I opened the door for an elderly or I got the last slice of pizza. Start making a journal so that whenever you look back, you can see all the things that you were thankful for.
You can download the Android version here.
Quinsta
Now, who doesn’t want their Instagram profile to have the best hashtags? I am guessing no one. You want the right hashtags for your profile picture or your blog or your business profile. This app helps you do just that and much more. Right from bio’s to captions to grid. This app has got everything covered. Use this app out to up your Instagram game.
You can download the Android version here.
21-Day challenge
It is said that it takes 21 days to form a habit. The first 21 days are the toughest because that’s the start of something. You have to convince yourself to do things that you don’t want to. Once the 21 days are over, you somehow get in the groove and start doing things on your own. This app gives you small challenges like how to keep yourself organised. This app breaks the challenge into daily manageable tasks which are possible for everyone.
You can download the Android version here.
Google Fit
Have you ever noticed how many steps you walked in a day? People who have Fitbit know about this, but what about the people who don’t? Google Fit is perfect for you, then! Install this app and put your target, height and weight. Just keep your phone close to you while walking, and this app will do the rest for you. Notice how many steps you take and how many more are you capable of.
You can download the Android verion here.
Telegram
You may have heard about it, but you don’t know the power of it. Telegram is a great way to make contacts with a community. There are channels (groups) you can join for anything that you need – digital marketing, blogging, share market, you name it, and they have it. Just post your queries on the group, and someone will always help you out. The app has secret chats, edit the previously sent message, and much much more. Just explore this app once, and you will not regret it.
You can download the android version here.
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Comments
You are doing so good. Loads of wishes and luck always.
Thank you so much dear😘
Thank you! I didn’t know about some of these!
Do check them out, they are great!
Keep flying 😘
Thank you💛
Interesting apps and most of these I do not know, maybe I could give it a try. Especially the 21 days challenge.
These are so good!! And I’ve never heard of any of them, so now I have a lot apps to download! Can’t wait to try the habit one especially.
Some great ideas idea, thanks! Grammarly in particular sounds like it would be helpful to have!
thank you, I am glad you liked it!
I’m going to try 21 day challenge and Presently! Thanks for sharing.
Tried Grammarly and didn’t realise I am making so many mistakes. Thank you for this list. Seriously a Life Savor!!!
Never heard of 21 days challenege before. will give it a try 🙂
Thanks for useful article
Thanks for the suggestions, they’re really useful 🙂
Very interesting apps. I’ve never heard of the 21 day challenge app, so I am going to check that out! Thank you for the suggestions.
I love Grammarly and never knew they have a keyboard app! Amazing, installed it right away, thanks!
I’m gonna get presently, that seems fun! I forget to stop and reflect and it sounds like that one could help!
Heard about Telegram a lot but never get it a try. Will definitely give it a chance now. Good going
Never really got into Grammarly… but might give it another go.
The grammarly keyboard is going to change the texting game! There are so many apps on this list I’ve never heard of. Thanks for sharing!
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I downloaded Grammarly after I read this post the first time, and I love it! Thanks for sharing this post, it’s been helpful!
Wow, I actually didn’t know about a few of them but they all look so great!
Thank you for showing me these apps! I go right away to check them out!
You had my click at “FREE”. 😀 I could really use the Google fit app in my life. Because…. Pandemic, ya know? My dog insists I get out and walk anyways, but I feel like I could do more. Thanks for sharing!
I hadn’t heard about a few of these! I’m definitely going to try the 21-day Challenge!
Great app choices – looks like I have a few new ones to add to my phone!
Some apps that I am very familiar with and others I don’t even know. Thank you for sharing!
Great tips! Love Gramarly and definitely going to download and try Presently!
Thanks for sharing!
QUINSTA and 21 day challenge look like the best ones for me! I tend to download apps, use them a little, then lose interest. I think I would use these 2 longer
I had no idea about the app for community. I’m going to check that out!
Oh wow I haven’t heard about many of these. I need to check them out. Thank you!
Very interesting, I’m now about to download quinsta!
Great suggestions, Aditi. I will definitely be downloading a couple of them.
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Interesting list of apps. I must try Quinsta! Thanks for this concise list of apps that really are useful!
Some great app suggestions. Will definitely check them out !
Very interesting apps. Some I never heard of but look very helpful to some people. I like the Google fit one for walking .
Ooh, the 21 day challenge one looks like the app for me! Thank you, I hadn’t heard of it before!
Wow, this is such a great list. Will definitely try Grammarly. Thanks for sharing.
These are great suggestions! I have a few of these and love them.
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I didn’t know about Google Fit. I’ll need to check that out after raiding my kids’ candy bowls last night.
These are great apps, and I didn’t know about all of them yet! Love the Grammarly for phone, especially when commenting from my phone this one is incredibly useful! X
Most of these apps are new to me. It’s worth downloading. Thank u for sharing
I tried Grammarly based on your suggestion. It really worked. Thank you for your suggestions.
I think i will try presently.
Amazing recommendations!
I’m going to have to check out presently for my daughter I think she would love that! I’m a huge gratitude journaler on paper but she is much more successful with staying with it if it is tech related. I love the idea of the 21-day challenge app too. And the news app. Oh boy, I’m going to have to go back to your declutter devices post hahaha Thank you for these!
I use Grammer but I never heard about the other ones. I will have a look into them. Thanks for the list