8 interesting apps for productivity at work
These iOS apps will help you
by automating your tasks, staying focussed at work and unleashing your creative
side
Apps are the cornerstone of
Apple's iOS platform. The ecosystem is what sets Apple's mobile platform apart
from its rivals. But, like any app store, it is sometimes difficult to find out
what are truly the best apps. This round-up compiles some of the top creative
tools and finest productivity kits.
Ferrite Recording Studio Free from $9.99
As a free app, Ferrite
Recording Studio is a beefed-up voice memo service, which lets you book mark
bits of recordings to refer to later, as well as edit and combine multiple
recordings.When you pay for Ferrite, it becomes a fully-fledged podcast
creation studio on your iPhone. In-app purchases remove track and project
length limits.
Focus Keeper Free$1.99
Burnouts are commonplace
issue for people at work. Too often, you become distracted from tasks. There's
also the risk of working long hours without a break, leading to fatigue.Focus
Keeper aims to deal with both.The timer recommends splitting your time between
25-minute work sprints and five-minute breaks.
Workflow $2.99
Workflow is all about auto
mation. You can download sets of actions or compose your own, which can trigger
iOS apps and related services. For example, you could create a Home screen icon
to call a friend, or build a single-tap icon to get directions to your nearest
coffee shop.
ImgPlay Free $1.99
A playground for GIFs,
ImgPlay aims to bring life to whatever you capture with your iPhone -or to
fine-tune the motion within those things that already move.You start off by
loading pretty much anything from your camera roll: photos, videos, burst mode
images, Live Photos, or GIFs.
Carbo $7.99
It lets you capture and
organise handwritten notes a nd sketche s. I m a ge s within Carbo retain the
character of your penmanship, and are editable in a manner standard photographs
are not -you can select and move specific elements among groups, adjust line
thicknesses throughout the image, add annotations and tags, and export the
result to various formats.
Mextures $1.99
Latest iPhones are capable
of taking vibrant shots. So it's no surprise that iPhone users love to use
filters. Mextures is an extreme example, providing a theoretically unlimited
number of layers to play with, each of which can have some kind of effect
applied. These include grit, grain, light leaks, gradients, and more.
Infuse Pro 5 $12.99
The idea behind Infuse Pro
5 is that you don't need to rely on iTunes to load videos onto your iPhone.
Instead, you can stream your favourite movies and TV from a local network drive
or cloud account. Infuse will, when necessary, live-convert the footage to make
it compatible with iOS.
Open Road $1.99
Using a phone while driving
is not a smart thing to do. Open Road lets you use the phone without your eye
straying from the road. It enables you to cre ate a custom screen of big
tappable buttons that trigger important actions, such as starting a music
playlist or calling a specific contact.
It also has a number of
eyes-free ges tural commands, voice control, and a car finder (so you don't
lose your car when parking somewhere new)
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