What Reddit Says About Productivity Apps
We compiled 21 Reddit discussions about Productivity apps from 5 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
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r/ProductivityApps
More replies More replies More replies More replies ... ClickUp and Voicenotes. There are other more relevant tools, but these were the ones that helped me the most in 2024, especially towards the end of the year.
r/productivity
Engross - schedule planner, pomedoro timer, app whitelist, very cheap and affordable lifetime price 4-5$), no subscription. Good widgets. Ticktick - same as above, extra features include Eisenhower matrix and THE BEST WIDGETS for any productivity ...
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Thank you for sharing. Will try the two office apps. ... Rock so has a pretty cool combination of messaging and tasks in one place. Pretty good productivity solution if you're trying to consolidate apps a bit more.
r/macapps
It really makes me more productive by making organization and knowledge management much simpler for me. Why store a meeting event and the meeting notes and resulting tasks in different apps? Just for example. And, what is important for me: No third-party cloud. Data is under my control and I can rea...
r/ProductivityApps
I have tried so many apps, but has reverted to Apples standard productivity apps with surprisingly good results. Reminders set up for task lists and kanban, Calendar for events and dated reminders, Notes for project overview, journaling and project notes. I use Numbers and Pages to share documents a...
r/ProductivityApps
SmartWindows worked best for me. Being a daily PC user (Windows), it really helps me out in organizing my workflow. I need to constantly switch between different projects in my line of work, and it's feature to save all the open windows in one profile and restore on one click makes it really pr...
r/ProductivityApps
Simplicity was the key for me. Whenever I interacted with so-called productivity apps, I was mostly procrastinating instead of doing real work. ... TickTick is the best I tried so far and is one of the few apps I pay for.
r/ProductivityApps
As the year wraps up, l've got to ask-what's the best productivity app you came across this year? For me, it was Blitzit. Absolutely love what...
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Streaks for iPhone has been a staple in my productivity pack for a good while. Widget is great & works well with shortcuts & Apple Watch. ... After they introduced multiple tabs, Notion is the best I’ve tried.
r/ProductivityApps
Try my app FlexiBoard, it brings daily useful tools right to your iOS keyboard so you don't have to switch between apps to do basics tasks, helping you stay focused and avoid distractions (Best for people with ADHD). It includes: • Clipboard manager • Calculator • Snippets • Calendar • Unit con...
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I’m ADHD and I’ve tried almost every app blocker, locking container, etc. Brick works because I keep my phone and useful apps, while blocking everything else. It is the only thing that stopped my bedtime doom scrolling and morning scrolling. I truly recommend it, and this is not an ad.
r/ProductivityApps
There’s this app called life’s work (lifeswork.site) it’s really useful, just like a board where you can organise your tasks, clients and anything going on in your life, I find it really useful to keep things organised, would recommend trying it out 👌👍 ... I went through the same phase 😅 Most pro...
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Trying to find one app to do everything will inevitably require some compromise somewhere. In the end, what I do is TickTick for tasks, habits, and lists and Obsidian for PKM/notes.
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Headway. Great for quickly summarising any productivity or self help books without reading the full thing. Lets me learn the lessons and strategies without spending too much time.
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Huge recommend! ... I've tried too many to count, and TickTick is the one I keep coming back to (and have been using for quite a while now) . ... Yes, I love TickTick!! And if you're willing to splurge a bit the premium version adds a good amount of features but isn't too expensive! ....
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I use ClickUp and UpNote on my Mac and Android, but I can recommend TickTick if you are not in the need of a Project management app. On my Mac my main productivity tool is Scrivener (Mac & Windows)
r/ProductivityApps
I’ve been testing out some of the top productivity tools this month to fix my chaos. Here’s a quick rundown of the popular apps and my favorite alternatives: Notion: The customization hype is real, but I found myself spending more time setting up templates than actually working. Alternative: Anytype...
r/ProductivityApps
Ios only for now https://apps.apple.com/us/app/efficio-ai-productivity-coach/id6747453833 ... Hey! 👋 If you like aesthetic focus timers, you might want to check out PomoUp — it’s a mix between a Pomodoro and posture/focus tracker. You can customize the vibe (themes, sounds, backgrounds) and it show...
r/ProductivityApps
20 votes, 47 comments. Here are mine: - Breaktime The only app blocker that ever worked for me. The forced delay before opening apps like TikTok is…
r/ADHD
Can I ask why you went with TickTick over alternatives like Todoist and atoms over other apps like habitica (or Todoist with habit tracker)? Maybe I should just try them and see but would be good to hear your thoughts. Definitely going to try out the others!. ... Thanks for sharing this! I’ve tried ...
r/Productivitycafe
I’ve been testing a bunch of productivity tools lately because my setup was getting messy. Sharing what I noticed in case it helps someone else. Notion: Great all-in-one tool, but I kept over-customizing instead of doing real work. Alternative: Anytype — feels calmer and more focused, less time spen...
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