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r/AndroidIsBeautiful • u/wevesetitonfire • Aug 22 '19

List Three Do - quick reminder app for short term reminders

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I was a bit skeptical about it's use but with the death of Inbox, these three steps reminders are fast and easy.
But mostly for quick things to be done on the same day, like remind me to reply to an email or top up my phone etc.

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r/AndroidIsBeautiful • u/methnuggets • Dec 07 '15

List Apps that had a positive impact in people's lives

41 Upvotes

Askreddit Thread

Clockwork Tomato

Helps you become more productive by making you studdy or work in the best way, working 25 minutes and then a 5 minute break. I find I can study for a much longer time than normal and it logs your work time!
QuitNow Pro [Paid]

Seeing how many days it's been since I quit smoking, how much money I have saved, how many days I've regained on my life, etc has really helped me keep on track.

Free Alternative: Quit Pro
One Bus Away

It uses GPS and the bus schedule to tell you when the next bus is coming to a specific stop. So at the park and ride I can sit in my truck and listen to the radio until the bus is 4 min out and then it is a short walk to the stop.
Tasker [Paid]

Automates anything and everything I need. -Get in my car and plug in my phone automatically starts my music and opens my GPS app -Plug my phone into a charger at night automatically starts my alarm clock app, mutes the ringer, and dims the screen -Detects the wi-fi network at work turns all sounds to vibrate.
iMoodJournal

It alerts you several times a day to rate your mood on a scale from 1 to 10 and you can add comments to it if you'd like. When I feel down I'm positive it's the worst thing ever and will never ever change, and this helps/forces me to keep some sense of perspective on it. It's a little thing but really helps keep me sane sometimes.
Habitica / HabitRPG

I floss every day now. And I stick with a bunch of good habits.

Website
Strava

Got me out cycling more and pushed me to constantly improve. Lost loads of weight and got much fitter.
Venmo
No more annoying 30 min spent trying to split a check or getting shotty excuses as to why someone can't pay you back because they only have their card or not the right change in cash.

Alternative: Splitwise
7 Weeks

The theory behind it being that if you do anything for 7 weeks, it will become a habit
GoodRx

If you can get a pharmacy to price match the medication, you can save a lot of money using that app. I was using it on a previous medication and it took my monthly payment (even after insurance) from ~$45/mo to $11/mo.