Free Apps For Putting All Your Services In
One Place
You
have files, emails, and photos all over. Time to consolidate them.
You
have six email addresses. You post to four social networks. There’s a forgotten
bank account or two to deal with. And where the hell are all your photos? Use
these five free apps to help you tie everything together.
Personal
Capital Finance (Android, iOS) hooks into all of your
financial accounts to give you a bird’s-eye view of your riches. The app
includes tools to help you save, cut back, and invest, along with intelligent
portfolio auditing to make sure your money’s working as hard as it can for you.
Use
Key Ring (Android, iOS) to digitally store all those scannable
loyalty cards that stores hand out. There are more than 2,000 cards built
in, and the app doubles as a shareable shopping list that can be added to by
friends and family with real-time updates. You can set Key Ring to surface
relevant loyalty cards when you get near your favorite stores as well.
Buffer (Android, iOS) lets you post updates to
Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, and the ever-popular App.net. You can
build up a corral of interesting content that you find from various news
services, spacing out each update as you see fit. There’s also a scheduling
option so you can push updates out at pre-determined times, and built-in
analytics so you can see how well your posts are doing.
CloudMagic (Android, iOS) grabs your email from
just about every big-name email service, and offers IMAP and Microsoft Exchange
compatibility. Your settings and accounts are saved to the cloud for quick
synching to other devices, and messages can be saved to popular storage apps.
And if you lose your phone, there’s even a remote-wipe feature to ensure your
private communications don’t fall into the wrong hands.
Dayframe (Android) serves up an all-day
slideshow of your photos, grabbing content from Facebook, Instagram, Google+,
Flickr, and several other services. You can use your phone or tablet as a
digital photo frame, or cast photos to a TV-connected Chromecast so you can see
everything on the big screen.
Install Odrive (PC/Mac) on your computer and hook it up to your various cloud-storage services to keep everything in a single folder. It’s free for up to five accounts.
By
Doug Aamoth
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