Loop Habit is a habit tracker app that works wonders to get a new start. With the new year coming in, a lot of resolutions will be made. …

SessionBuddy is a chrome application that helps you to organize the tabs in the browser. At a time when all tabs are important and all readings are urgent (;), this application is useful to save the session. Look at an example below: Session directory It gives you a view of all the current sessions and the opened tabs. The view can be toggled to see the links. 2. Previous sessions listing

Mindly is a mobile app which is very useful to create mind maps. Mind maps are helpful to put all the unopened tabs of your brain on a single page. The visualization helps in the definition of thoughts. The Mindly app does that by being no-frills and focusing on the objective. Here’s an example: I created the mind map for Responder Mindset ( read more here) and this is how it looks like: The sub-elements are shaped like planets revolving around the sun and each of these sub-elements can have further divisions. Quite cool. In this case, all the elements of a concept like a Responder Mindset are listed out.

DailyStoic Exercises is a mobile app with stoic exercises. I installed it but honestly it doesn’t do anything for user retention. There are some exercises such as the ones mentioned below:

Journey is this brilliant app that got me into journalling in 2016. I have been journaling ever since (slightly interrupted with their ads to go premium). A lot has been done by the product developers to make the user be consistent with journaling. The clean design, soothing blue-white theme and no-frills application make it a win-win. Some features that I love: Format editor (desktop version) Love how clean the editor is without comprising on the multiple functionalities — tagging, recording mood, adding image, adding text effects etc.

Hemingway Editor is a brilliant text editor with a desktop app version. It simplifies your writing style and has is free from distractions when you want to get work done without distractions. (Pro Tip: Check out this video by Ryan Holiday as well) Features that I love: Clean editor The editor is clean with basic formatting that one might need. No extra features and no clutter. 2. Flair and readability

Otter(https://otter.ai/) is this amazing voice recording app that does exactly one thing perfectly — recording voices. All the features of the app are aligned only for this. It’s rare to find an app with a single focussed objective which reflects in the features of the app. Features that I love: Transcripts Although not perfect for all types of accents, the transcript feature of the app is really good.

TED Conferences (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ted.android&hl=en_IN&gl=US)mobile app is one of my favourites in the learning category. The powerful red-white UI has been designed for mass usage. Some features that I loved: Segmentation I love how the app has only 3 sections — New, Trending and Most viewed. This part is crucial as it is landing page of the app and it appeals to all sorts of users.

Daylio (https://daylio.net/) is one of my favourite applications. It is a mood tracker and a succinct journal in a clean UI. I have been a power user for over a year (2+ entries per day on average) and here are the features that I love: Streak I do understand that…