- Google Calendar - everyday planner for personal events, deadlines, etc.
- Google Keep - a sticky notes app where you can make a to-do list, things you don't want to forget/buy, or where you can write random thoughts
- Notion - it's an all-in-one workspace where you can write, plan, collaborate, and get organized - it allows you to take notes, add tasks, manage projects & more.
- Google Drive - for storing files.
- Microsoft OneNote - a note-taking application, a perfect app if you want to type your notes on a computer or if you have a touchscreen and you want to digitally handwrite your notes with a stylus. you can highlight, underline, and draw things in the app as well as add audio recordings.
- Momentum - a new tab browser extension for productivity and motivation. you can add your main focus for the day and you can add additional to-dos on the side. on the upper left corner, you can add links of sites that you frequently use or you want to be reminded of.
- Xmind - helps you create mind maps.
- OneTab - stores all your tabs in one tab, you can group different tabs together and name groups for easy access
- Grammarly - helps you correct your grammar, punctuation and can save from a lot of embarrassing errors.
- PDFElement - highlight, underline and sticky notes for note-taking in a pdf.
- Forest - allows you to set timers and focus on your work, you can blacklist specific sites that help you procrastinate and whitelist the ones that can help you in studying.
- Keykey - helps you in typing faster
- Quizlet - an app for flashcards, you can make your own flashcards or use study sets that other people have made. you can sort your own study set into both classes and folders and you can test yourself in a variety of ways.
- K12 Periodic Table - an essential so that you won't carry around your periodic table wherever you go.
- Duolingo - an app for language learning
- Tiny Cards - an app about flashcards; a bit simpler because it is based on pictures.
- Khan Academy - an app of free amazing learning resource for a lot of subjects. it has a lot of video lectures, articles, and quizzes.
- Todoist - app for productivity where you can write a to-do list
- Elevate - an app for brain training, gives 3 daily workouts for your brain which are small games on different topics.
- CamScanner - an app that allows you to take pictures of your documents and turn them into pdfs.
- Minimalist - an app for making lists, tasks you need to get done.
- Time Page - a digital planner
- Rocket Alarm - basically requires you to finish a task to shut off the alarm
- Desmos - a great app for doing math, a graphing calculator app and does formulas and equations
- I - Scanner - app that you can use to scan documents from your phone
- Photomath - solving math problems/equations for you and shows you how to do it.
- Money Lover - keeping track of your expenses
- Peak - a brain workout game
- Logic Pic - a game about nanograms, kindalike sodoku but without numbers.
- Trivia Crack - helps you learn more about trivia.
- Merriam Webster Dictionary
- Power Thesaurus
- Office Lens - scan a document
- Be Focused - good for using the Pomodoro technique (20 mins. work, 5 mins. rest)
- ClassUp - a creative way to make your schedule
- Google Mail Checker - shows you how many unread emails you have
- AdBlock - gets rid of all the ads
- Weava Highlighter -
- Mail Track - lets you know if the person you've sent the email have read or not read it yet.
- Google Dictionary - tap a word you don't know ant it gives you the definition.
- Google Translate
- Dark Reader - makes your screen all go black (nightmode)
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