The world of apps was designed in order to make our lives easier, regardless of the profession one is in. With regards to this, many apps have been made so far, that can do wonders for your productivity. We’ve come up with this list for your convenience, rounding up a couple of useful ones that can tremendously help you make the best out of your working hours.

Rescue Time

Procrastination is a thing that often goes underestimated. Unfortunately, there are many ways to waste your time nowadays and this can end up severely damaging your productivity. Rescue Time, a rather conveniently-named up, can really help you here. This app works by delivering you a weekly report as to how you spend your time on the Internet. While the free version exists, if you decide to pay $9 a month, or $72 a year, you will get an option to block websites of your choice, which is brilliant if you want to get things done.

Evernote

Doubtlessly, you’ve hear about this one. This one, however, is more than a simple note app. It allows you to list what you need to do and sync this information across any number of your devices. To-do lists, record voice reminders and even taking pictures is made possible with this app, in addition to simply making notes. While the free version is great in itself, by paying a monthly or yearly fee, you get even more features, such as creating videos, working offline and additional security.

Focusbooster  

Have you ever heard of the Pomodoro Technique? In short, this technique proposes that 25-minute working blocks complimented with short breaks is a great way to stay at the top of your productivity. The best way to track these periods is definitely by using the Focusbooster app. Unlike many other Pomodoro timers that are available, this app is free and is extremely user-friendly. It is compatible with iOS, as well as with Windows.

Bulkr

Now, while this app is reserved for select number of professions, it absolutely excels at those that require dealing with the world of pictures. If you are a web designer and use Flickr a lot, you should get Bulkr, and give it a go – you’ll be amazed. This app allows you to browse, download and backup photos and videos from Flickr.

Dropbox

If you are working with a team, or any number of coworkers, a cloud platform is a must. There is a reason why Dropbox is still one the most popular on the market. Dropbox has earned its place within The Billion Dollar Startup Club quite some time ago and if this isn’t enough to convince you, the fact that they have made sharing so easy to use definitely will be. This app allows the user to have constant access to a folder on their computers, which is used for storing files – you don’t even have to download the items – the app does it for you.

Quip

If you’re looking for an app which allows you can both store files, as well as engage in discussions, look no further – Quip can do truly wonderful things for your productivity. The fact that the interface of this app is borderline identical across all devices, regardless of whether we’re talking about the mobile or the desktop version – quite user-friendly!

Increasing productivity is no longer a thing to strive for – it is crucial if you want to keep up with the staggering pace of the modern-day business world. Luckily, the world of Internet has granted us access to a ton of useful, productivity-boosting apps.