6 Best Free Apps for Busy People

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There are lots of free productivity apps to help organize your workload and also help to get things done quicker.

The following are some of the best rated apps that will help to improve any busy person’s productivity

1. Things  This is an easy-to-use free

productivity app for Mac users and other devices within the Apple environment.  Things lets you track your ‘to do’ list as

fast as possible

ď‚— With its intuitive layout, working

around it is easy peasy! ď‚— Things is free for download in the app

store.

2. Evernote ď‚— Evernote is another best free productivity

app which is made available to iOS, Android, Windows Phone and also via the web. ď‚— Evernote adapts to whatever you intend it to

be. You may want to track your thoughts as they occur or store important notes quickly; Evernote makes these tasks very easy to

accomplish.

 If it’s a Get Things Done record you need,

Evernote has got your back on that one too.  It is simply great and absolutely free!

3. Lastpass ď‚— It is always difficult for a busy person to

remember all those alphanumeric combinations. Lastpass kills the worry! ď‚— The app helps to generate, store and

recall strong passwords for every of your authenticated accounts.

ď‚— Lastpass is free for PCs and Mac

computers. A fee of $12 may however be needed for upgrade to a premium account.

4. Wunderlist  Care more about graphics? Think

Wunderlist!  Wunderlist is a free Web, Android and

iOS app that enables you to track your to-do list with a few taps on its ‘very appealing’ user interface.

ď‚— The app is easy to navigate in every way

and won’t give problems when trying to learn to use it.

5. Instapaper ď‚— If you found an interesting article on

the internet which you would love to keep or say, you read it half way, Instapaper is just what you need at that point.

ď‚— Maybe you got caught in the first

paragraph but have a meeting to attend seconds away; just Instapaper it! ď‚— Instapaper simply collects web pages

and re-produces them in a reading friendly mode on your iDevice, Kindle or PC.

6. Dropbox  It is getting a little obsolete and

definitely stressing to carry around a bunch of files to work. The logic today is that get an electronic version of your work, put it in the cloud and access it anywhere, anytime.  That’s where Dropbox comes in.

ď‚— The time to start transferring files to

one PC to another may not be available; simply put it up in Dropbox and Viola!

Go home and have full access again.

Conclusion ď‚— The best free productivity apps listed

above are handpicked to help every busy person improve their output with great tools that are incorporated into them. Hope to see you performing better!