My Top 10 Apps

I had a few requests to run through the apps on my phone and while I've been called an app snob, I prefer to think of it as loyal app lover :p
Here's a list of the apps I run through:

1. Tripit (travel planning)
2. Moda operandi (tindr for fashion)
3. Instagram (photo feeds)
4. Pocket (reading app for storing articles)
5. Kisi (keyless entry)
6. Slack (workplace messaging system)
7. Spotify (music streaming)
8. Xero (accounting app where you can save receipts etc)
9. Google Suite (gmail, drive, calendar)
10. Venmo (transfer money to people in your network... and emoticons!)

Hope this was helpful and can't wait to hear any app recommendations you have as well!

[graceandgiggles]

Love this! I'm a huge fan of the Day One app. It's a journal app and you can upload one photo per entry. It's so easy to use and pretty to look at :)

[rolilsby]

I could watch a video of you sharing experiences for hours! You honestly know how to reach your audience in a very simple and fun way, where it makes watching the video fun :D
I mostly use fun apps, since I have to ride the bus a lot. Thanks for informing me about Tripit and especially Xero! They will come so handy in the future!

[Sue-jndc]

Great idea for a video.
Xero is a great piece of kit. I'm a Xero certified advisor/bookkeeper and I rave about Xero and its app to my clients.
Glad to hear your using it for your business.
The fit bit app is my favourite personal app which I link to my alta, to increase my activity so I'm not sat all day at my desk.
2 Do is my favourite app for organising things I need to get done for home family work etc.
Adobe spark post is another great app for putting together anything visual for my website or posts.

[MeetMrsRobinson]

i love cozi! calendars, lists, notes.

[mnqlv]

this is such a great video. i learned about a bunch of apps I never heard of before. Cant wait to try Xero and Venmo especially. Thanks for the tips! 👍👍

[chelseamurphy]

Thanks for sharing Jodie. Similar to Imola I also use an app for loyalty cards, it's called Stocard and it is very handy to lighten up your purse. We also use, and love, Slack (how fun are /giphys!) and Xero for work. Some other apps which are awesome - Freeletics (fitness), Buddhify/Headspace (meditation), 1stdibs (the ebay of preloved, authentic, designer items), Five Minute Journal, Hey You (ordering food on the go) and Scannable (it can be more accurate than your camera at taking photos of receipts and notes). I'll definitely use Tripit in the future, thanks for the recommendation.

[Kashgawalis]

I really like headspace. It's an app for meditation. They have ten free guided meditations to listen to for free before you start paying for more. It's sort of a beginners guide to help start mediating. The first few are only ten mins. I love using it before bed or when I need to get rid of some anxiety at work.

[TigerHorseTiger]

I really love WeChat and could live without it these days. It's like whatsapp, Facebook, Applepay in one and reduces so much email bulk. ☺
I also can't do without Audible ☺☺
Gonna check out TripIt ✌

[cocolaco]

Hmm! Here goes:

Timehop - shows you some photos from your archives every day
ABM (A Beautiful Mess) - decorate photos
A Color Story - enhance photos
Birthdays - reminds you of everyone's birthdays
Tipulator - helps you calculate tips (particularly good for when you're with a group of people who are a bit tipsy)
FODMAP - if some foods make you sick, this app shows the foods that have the highest likelihoods of intolerance

And one for parents of new babies...
The Wonder Weeks - shows you the developmental leaps of your kid

[mmmmmmolly]

great videa, I'm always curious about apps, I'm guilty of having too many :)) i have an app where i keep all my loyalty programme cards for different stores. It's such a helpful little app, i just scan my card's barcode and it appears in the app, and i don't have to carry them with me. I have an app specific for my country but I'm sure there are lots of apps like it.

[Asifmagic-]

Hi Jodie, thank you for the new video - informative, short and sweet as always. I love the positive and vibrant energy you give off in every video and that is something I strive to give off to other people as well. I found that I don't have a lot to say in social situations and I get really nervous about awkward silences and continuing with conversations. In the end, I seem to just blurt out something that doesn't reflect myself or say something that comes off as rude or ask silly and obvious questions. Do you have any tips for communicating to others with ease or how to maintain a such a confident and positive energy? It would be so lovely if you can make a video about this!

[FramboisePassion]

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