Toggl review. Handy time tracking tool
At work, we use Jira to track tasks, but the available tools for tracking time did not suit me. So I started looking for possible options, and came to use Toggl.
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Must-have iOS apps for March 2020
Monthly collection of apps for iOS from my telegram channel for March 2020. Here you will find a brief description of useful applications for your favorite Apple smartphone.
6 applications for synchronizing push-notifications between devices
I have two devices on Android and a computer on Windows, not counting a working PC. I always wanted to receive all push notifications on the device that I am currently working on.
Discounts of the week
This week you can have a discount on software from Aya, TemplateMonster, Easy Spending Budget and Luminar.
🔥 Keep It - note app for Apple users
Finding your perfect note taking program is not easy. For someone, a simple notepad is enough, but someone wants something more impressive.
LucidPix helps make 3D photos on any smartphone
You've probably seen 3D photos on Facebook. When you swipe or tilt the phone, the image angle also changes. Such photos can be taken using Facebook itself.
Stash - a convenient game tracker
I can’t call myself a gamer, but still I follow the news and try not to forget to buy some kind of title when a pre-order appears. To make it more convenient to follow the releases, and at the same time understand what I already have, I installed Stash.
How to create a task using voice memo
On the go, it’s easier to dictate the task with your voice than to manually enter text into the GTD application. Yes, any application or keyboard now has voice input. But this is still not very convenient as it requires a lot of action.
Volume Control Pro adjusts iPhone volume as accurately as possible
iOS by default provides 15 volume levels for selection. This is enough for someone, but someone will like this application.
Standard Notes Review. Free cross-platform note taking app
Notion and Evernote rule the desktop. On mobile phones - Google Keep and Apple Notes. Today I want to draw your attention to an application that is available on all devices, including Linux.