There are some amazing apps out there which we think will be useful and everyone should start using. We have curated a list of apps that will best to have in phones or must try once.
Local Send
If you've got a few pictures you want to send to a friend. No matter what device they have—iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows PC, tablet, or whatever—using this Local Send app, you can open it up on both devices, tap the send tab, then choose the pictures you want to send. Select your friend's device name like "Angry Potato" and bam, your friend clicks accept, and the file is instantly sent to their phone. You can quickly share files between different devices, and the best part is that it's really fast. I also love that it's free and has no ads. I literally use this every single day.
Spatial Touch
Spatial Touch is a must try app. Just download it and open it up, give it permission to use your camera, notifications, and accessibility. Once that's all set up, you can start going through the air gestures tutorial. Open up Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, and if you bring your finger up like this, the Spatial Touch app should see it with your phone's selfie camera. You can control your phone without actually touching it.
Clever Type Keyboard
Now, how about getting an app as powerful as ChatGPT but directly on your keyboard? There is actually an app called Clever Type Keyboard. You can find it in the Play Store. Once you've downloaded it, head into your settings, then General Management, then Keyboard List and Default, and change it to Clever Type. Inside a message with your best friend, if you type "Hey, let's go check out a movie," you might notice this star icon. Tap it, and the keyboard will rewrite your message in different styles.
This app is perfect for rewriting messages or emails.
Groovify
If you've ever heard a song and needed more of it, you have to download Groovify. This app makes your Spotify 100 times better. Once opened, connect it to your Spotify account, and it will show your recently played songs or top 20 songs, or you can search for a song. Tap on a song under your last played, then click apply, and Groovify will analyze its mood and create a playlist of similar songs. You can adjust mood sliders for more electronic or popular music, instrumental or vocal, and even choose genres.
Life Hack Tips
This app is all about tips, tricks, and hacks. It's called Life Hack Tips. Open it up, and you'll see different categories to pick from. For example, the technology section has useful tech hacks like using different colored earphone tips to tell the difference between left and right or visiting camelcamelcamel.com to get alerts when prices drop on Amazon. There are around 3,800 different tips, tricks, hacks, and facts in this app.
Co-Pilot
This app is going to blow you away. It's called Co-Pilot and is owned by Microsoft. Once you open it up, you can turn on ChatGPT-4 and use all its features for free. In the designer model, you can describe a picture, and it will generate a story and images. With the Sunno plugin, you can type in a song description, and Co-Pilot will create lyrics and a song for you.
Tulie
Turn your phone into a tiny toolbox with the Tulie app. It has over 100 tools categorized based on what they do. Some of my favorite ones are the text tools, unit converters, and randomizer tools like a lucky spin wheel, flip coin, and rock paper scissors. It's packed with super handy features.
Digi Card
Everyone needs to start using this app called Digi Card. On the App Store, it's called Digi Card; on the Play Store, it's called Digital Business Card. Open it up, tap on Create QR Code, and enter your details like name, phone number, email, job, company, and website. Choose a color for your QR code frame, save it, and set it as a widget on your home screen. Whenever someone asks for your details, show them your contact card, and they can scan it with their camera to get all your information.
Video Summarizer
If you're watching a long YouTube video and don't have time to watch it all, tap share, copy the video link, and open Video Summarizer. Tap the icon in the bottom right, paste the video link, and start summarizing the video. Depending on the video length, it will give you a long or short breakdown. You can also go into a chat and ask questions about the video.
Clap to Find Your Phone
This app is really useful for people who often misplace their phone. It's called Clap to Find Your Phone. Download it, tap the activate button, and give it permission to use your microphone and send notifications. When you can't find your phone, just clap your hands, and your phone will make a loud sound and flash to help you find it. It works even after you close the app.
These apps are incredibly useful and can make your life easier. I hope you find them helpful.
10 Best Mobile Apps in 2024
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There are some amazing apps out there which we think will be useful and everyone should start using. We have curated a list of apps that will best to have in phones or must try once.
Local Send
If you’ve got a few pictures you want to send to a friend. No matter what device they have—iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows PC, tablet, or whatever—using this Local Send app, you can open it up on both devices, tap the send tab, then choose the pictures you want to send. Select your friend’s device name like “Angry Potato” and bam, your friend clicks accept, and the file is instantly sent to their phone. You can quickly share files between different devices, and the best part is that it’s really fast. I also love that it’s free and has no ads. I literally use this every single day.
Spatial Touch
Spatial Touch is a must try app. Just download it and open it up, give it permission to use your camera, notifications, and accessibility. Once that’s all set up, you can start going through the air gestures tutorial. Open up Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, and if you bring your finger up like this, the Spatial Touch app should see it with your phone’s selfie camera. You can control your phone without actually touching it.
- A single tap will go forward to the next short or video.
- A tap with two fingers can go back.
- Hold down with one finger to decrease the volume by moving your hand down or increase it by moving up.
- Hold down with two fingers to move left to like the video or right to pause or play the video. This app works from a far distance and is just so cool.
Clever Type Keyboard
Now, how about getting an app as powerful as ChatGPT but directly on your keyboard? There is actually an app called Clever Type Keyboard. You can find it in the Play Store. Once you’ve downloaded it, head into your settings, then General Management, then Keyboard List and Default, and change it to Clever Type. Inside a message with your best friend, if you type “Hey, let’s go check out a movie,” you might notice this star icon. Tap it, and the keyboard will rewrite your message in different styles.
- Poetic Style: “Hey, shall we embark on a cinematic journey?”
- Sarcastic Style: “Hey, how about wasting our time watching a movie?”
- Gen Z Style: “Sup, dance to see a film?”
This app is perfect for rewriting messages or emails.
Groovify
If you’ve ever heard a song and needed more of it, you have to download Groovify. This app makes your Spotify 100 times better. Once opened, connect it to your Spotify account, and it will show your recently played songs or top 20 songs, or you can search for a song. Tap on a song under your last played, then click apply, and Groovify will analyze its mood and create a playlist of similar songs. You can adjust mood sliders for more electronic or popular music, instrumental or vocal, and even choose genres.
Life Hack Tips
This app is all about tips, tricks, and hacks. It’s called Life Hack Tips. Open it up, and you’ll see different categories to pick from. For example, the technology section has useful tech hacks like using different colored earphone tips to tell the difference between left and right or visiting camelcamelcamel.com to get alerts when prices drop on Amazon. There are around 3,800 different tips, tricks, hacks, and facts in this app.
Co-Pilot
This app is going to blow you away. It’s called Co-Pilot and is owned by Microsoft. Once you open it up, you can turn on ChatGPT-4 and use all its features for free. In the designer model, you can describe a picture, and it will generate a story and images. With the Sunno plugin, you can type in a song description, and Co-Pilot will create lyrics and a song for you.
Tulie
Turn your phone into a tiny toolbox with the Tulie app. It has over 100 tools categorized based on what they do. Some of my favorite ones are the text tools, unit converters, and randomizer tools like a lucky spin wheel, flip coin, and rock paper scissors. It’s packed with super handy features.
Digi Card
Everyone needs to start using this app called Digi Card. On the App Store, it’s called Digi Card; on the Play Store, it’s called Digital Business Card. Open it up, tap on Create QR Code, and enter your details like name, phone number, email, job, company, and website. Choose a color for your QR code frame, save it, and set it as a widget on your home screen. Whenever someone asks for your details, show them your contact card, and they can scan it with their camera to get all your information.
Video Summarizer
If you’re watching a long YouTube video and don’t have time to watch it all, tap share, copy the video link, and open Video Summarizer. Tap the icon in the bottom right, paste the video link, and start summarizing the video. Depending on the video length, it will give you a long or short breakdown. You can also go into a chat and ask questions about the video.
Clap to Find Your Phone
This app is really useful for people who often misplace their phone. It’s called Clap to Find Your Phone. Download it, tap the activate button, and give it permission to use your microphone and send notifications. When you can’t find your phone, just clap your hands, and your phone will make a loud sound and flash to help you find it. It works even after you close the app.
These apps are incredibly useful and can make your life easier. I hope you find them helpful.
