Whether it helps keep you organized or it’s just for fun, we would like to know what your favorite app is. Make your selection and tell us why you like it.
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What is the One App You Can’t Live Without?
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Show comments Hide commentsOriginally posted March 8, 2012.
Informant HD for scheduling activities and tasks. Doesn’t beat a wife, but …. I also use MileBug and GasBuddy. All 3 important to me.
Originally posted March 8, 2012.
The Photographers Ephemeris (for know where and when the sun rises and sets with satellite views)
Wunderlist (following Wunderkit closely)
Poynt (lookup/mapper for business,restaurants,movies, etc(
Originally posted March 8, 2012.
Oh! And “Mint” – very good for financials & giving you advice on what you’re paying too much for and where you are spending too much, great!
Originally posted March 8, 2012.
nstagram, Music ID, Around Me, You Version
Originally posted March 2, 2012.
Instagram, WordPress, Twitter, Evernote, PhotoForge2, Snapseed, and bunch others….
Originally posted March 2, 2012.
@Angela – thanks for the Lemon recommendation! I hadn’t heard of it and I can’t wait to use it now.
Originally posted March 2, 2012.
Square, Instagram, Foliobook, and Moodboard help my business more than anything else. They’re amazing and have revolutionized the way I connect with my clients and the way I present my brand to the world.
Originally posted March 1, 2012.
I can’t live without my Square to take payments on location, but also Lemon, it has been a HUGE help…it scans, keeps images of, calculates, categorizes and tracks all of my receipts so that I don’t have to hold on to paper receipts anymore! LOVE them both!!! Oh…and my Paypal app too…I’m addicted to apps!!
Originally posted March 1, 2012.
Craig beat me to it! MileBug is one we should all be using.
Originally posted March 1, 2012.
MileBug is a wonder at recording and reporting on mileage to clients, sessions etc. Who among us hasn’t heard stern words from our accountants at tax time on documenting this legitimate expense. It’s “low hanging fruit” to borrow a phrase from my years in the consulting world yet a real pain to actually take the time and effort to capture it, summarize it and put it in a form usable by your accountant.
Originally posted February 29, 2012.
After looking for some time I am using Informant (iPhone) and Informant HD (iPad). Very valuable for scheduling and tracking what is needed.
Still trying to find a CRM equal to ACT! V6 or 7 for the iPhone and iPad. The best world of worlds would have it syncing with a WIN CRM.
Originally posted February 29, 2012.
I use evernote all the time to keep all my ideas in!!
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