Have you ever felt like your productivity tools are working against you instead of for you? With so many apps and systems available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by complexity or distracted by shiny ...

Ever feel like you’re juggling too many apps just to stay organized? Between task managers, note-taking tools, and scheduling apps, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of options. But ...

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One of the most essential productivity apps you should have on your mobile phone is one that lets you plan your schedule several days in advance. Whether it's to keep track of appointments, deadlines, ...

Apple’s iPads come with built-in productivity tools like Notes, Calendar, and Reminders, but if you’d like to explore new ways to maximize productivity and organize your life, there are many apps out ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. What if your whole life could fit inside a calendar grid? That’s what Amie is trying to figure out — and build ...

I replaced my complicated note-taking system with a tiny app called Twos—and somehow, productivity became simpler, lighter, and actually fun.

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Notion launched a calendar app Wednesday, built and reskinned from Cron, the calendar startup the company bought in 2022. Tight platform-wide integration will be the appeal for Notion’s “tens of ...

Almost any writer or content creator can benefit from using a minimal Markdown editor like Typora. It’s a simple app that you can configure in many different ways to suit the formatting you need for ...

There’s a reason why some people are die-hard Microsoft Outlook fans. It brings together your emails, your calendar events and your contacts in a single app. But . . . it’s Outlook. And some people ...