#studyblr apps

hello friends :D today I’m gonna show you the apps that I use in college to stay organised. I’m always searching for productivity/organisation apps that satisfies me functionally and aesthetically, which makes things hard 😅 I’ve been trying tons of apps and today I’m going to show you my currently and recent apps that have been pretty useful to me!

1. Google drive

I never saw how much helpful google drive was until I use him for everything. Here I organize my class files. I have an folder for each subject and a subfolder in each discipline. ex.: for maths, I have two subfolders: teacher notes and exercises. This app is really cool and it’s pretty minimalist which makes the experience more smoother and nice :)

2. Google Calendar

Google Calendar saves me a lot tbh :’))) I have my class timetable there and I can write down some notes so I won’t forget anything. Besides, like google drive, google calendar have a pretty and simple layout, which makes the experience of using it nice :)

3. Easy study

Last but not less important, easy study. Even with google calendar to write some events and notes, I use this app to organise my study routine. I use the free-version which means that I can’t put notifications to remind me of study, I can’t put some notes or my class timetable but that’s fine for me. I really enjoy this app and I strongly recommend bc this app is super organised!

Hello! Today I bring you the first post in my back to school series! This is a list of apps you can start using for the upcoming school year. A star ( * ) denotes apps I use very often.

To Do:

Minimal List *

Wunderlist

Calender/Planning/School:

Apple/Google calendar *

myHomework *

Pocket Schedule Planner

Egenda

The Homework App

Edo Agenda

My School Life

Class Timetable

Focus/Time Management:

Forest ($1.99) *

Flora (free alternative to Forest)

Focus Keeper (Pomodoro timer)

Studying:

Quizlet *

KhanAcademy *

Photomath

Duolingo (for languages!)

Notetaking:

Evernote

Notability *

Goodnotes

I have recently discovered an app and I think it’s worth sharing with you because I am so glad that it’s a thing.

It’s called Researcher. As far as I know, it’s available for both iOS and Android and it’s freeeeeeeeee. 

Basically, it curates academic journals based on what you’re interested in. It’s kind of sad that so many journals are behind a paywall separate to the app, but you can read the abstract of all them anyway in one place.

The app has an optional section for open access research as well, so that’ll only show you ones that you can read fully.

Honestly, I’ve been looking for something that does this for so long. I’m not a student at the moment so I don’t have access to any journals through education. 

It’s a great way of keeping up with what research is going on in pretty much any field and that’s really cool.

Helpful Apps for Studyblrs

260618 - Apps that replaced my journal

Left: Writeaday

Right: Daylio

Writeaday is an app that allows me to write whatever I’m feeling. It also gives suggestions. Each daily post follows a color scheme so its never the same two colors

Daylio is what i use to keep track of my mood. It lets me edit the moods and change the name while also having a list of activities to choose from. the lowest mood (at the bottom) is for tired. There is also sub genres so u can have more than 1 feeling for each mood level (which are color coded)