Android Copasetics

Etsy has revolutionized the buying and selling of handmade goods. Now it's even easier with the updated app. Beautifully browse thousands of seller's shops, get a feel for what's trending on the global market, and find exactly what you've been looking for all in one nice, little package.

Mozi is a beautiful app with a simple job; bringing people together. Rather than texting 13 people, sending out Facebook invites, and swapping schedules, just hop on Mozi. It takes care of all the hard stuff so you can focus on what's important, spending time with your friends.

Browsers are a dime a dozen. Javelin stands out from the crowd with its built-in Adblock, Reading Mode, multitasking using Javelin Stack, extensive touch gestures, in house proxy services, intelligent bookmarks, and quick load times. The best part being that it does all this while looking pretty dang snazzy.

Airbnb takes the stress away from travel planning. This beautiful app almost literally opens doors to beautiful homes available for rent. Whether you're looking for a room in Paris, a lodge in Germany, or a beach home in California, Airbnb has you covered.

With so much to do throughout the day, it can be hard to find time to take a break and just relax. Headspace provides a simple method to help with meditation. The app allows unlocking of packs to hundreds of hours of meditations specifying in topics ranging from relationships to happiness. Headspace makes meditating easy so you can get back to enjoying your life.

Shopping is all about finding what you think looks good. Why should the tool you’re using not be the same? Keep helps you discover new products from Keepers, shop the latest trends, and allows for organizing your own collection. Now you can shop in style.

Reservations are a hassle. Resy looks to solve that by partnering with restaurants and making that aspect of dining easy as possible. Through the app, users can make reservations, add it to the calendar, find directions, and share it with the other diners. The downside being only a few restaurants and cities are supported at the app's early stages. Even so, don't let that stop you from checking out what this beautiful app has to offer.

Readmill is a beautiful e-book reader available for Android and iOS. Whether discovering new books through the app or loading up some from your own library, Readmill ensures that everything looks perfect so you can focus on what's important.

Makers of Any.do have finally decided to bring their popular iOS calendar to android. Cal follows it's older brother's design with a clean white minimal theme. Seamlessly integrating with Google Calendar and pretty much any other calendar you could have, Cal's functionality just adds to the apps beauty. Understand, however, that the app is still in beta and is expected to release soon. If that word doesn't scare you, hit up the Google+ link to join the community and sign up for the beta.

Keeping track of time is never easy. Jiffy sets itself apart from other time management apps with its fluid and simplistic design. Tracking mundane tasks and projects has never looked so nice. Jiffy's functionality matches its excellent design with options to export data, backup and restore to multiple places, and the ability to handle all the hours you can throw at it. Unlimited history weeks and number of maximum projects can be unlocked for $2.

Reddit clients are a dime a dozen. Well designed ones are harder to come by. Well designed with great functionality, even harder. Flow manages to combine great design with an amazingly sound reader. Despite being in pre-beta, Flow is a solid client that shows great promise.

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