Which apps I truly like and why
Everyone uses apps these days. On the laptop, on their phone or their tablet.
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Most of us can’t stop using these apps. Otherwise, we can’t do our work.
I like a lot of apps too! And each week I’m learning or searching for new apps I can use.
Use in business
Most businesses do work with different kind of applications that suit their needs and their kind of business. As a freelance writer, I can use any kind of application to use to plan my writings. I was never organised, so I’m learning to do it right now.
As a writer, I’m working alone. That means — in my case — sitting behind my laptop and writing while there is nobody around me who is disturbing me a lot.
I can choose the apps I love to work with and I don’t have to learn new application skills (I don’t mind if I have to, but sometimes it takes time to more deep into it). But if I can choose applications myself I know for sure I truly like what I work with. Some of the applications can be made more personal. For me that’s important; like adding your dictionary. Then, work and writing will be more fun to do and I’ll be more productive than ever. Without those apps, I think I couldn’t be that much productive than I was the last few weeks.
Here is a list of apps/programmes I love to work with:
- Google: this is a huge and big platform with so many apps/programmes. For example, Google has Gmail to keep track of your e-mail, for work or private. Also, it has office apps. You don’t need to open your office application. Another application they have and I like is Family Link to keep track of my daughters’ phone. It comes along with your Gmail account.
- Zoho: this is also a huge platform/programme. Also with an office suite. It looks different than others like Google or Microsoft. But I love to work with it, especially the Zoho docs as I am a writer. This comes along if you have an account with Zoho mail.
- Microsoft Office is one of the oldest office applications with so many improvements. It’s a shame that you have to buy for it.
