In the comments, I would LOVE for you to tell me your favorite apps!
Here are a few of my favorite Apps:
1. Google Drive
Price: FREE
This app is invaluable for me when it comes to sharing information. I use this all the time with my friends involved in Young Living to share ideas, recipes, class documents, and other information. I also make documents for my students, forms to fill out, and spreadsheets - and the information is available both on my iPad and on my computer. It is so easy to collaborate using this program.
2. Rhonna Designs
Price: $1.99
Ever wondered how I make all of the info graphics for my blog? Well, occasionally I use Photoshop CS6, but most of the time for the blog, I whip out my iPad and use Rhonna Designs. I could play on this app for hours and hours. It is such a user friendly graphic program. There are tons of fonts and clip art to choose from and it is so easy to adapt these objects to be your style, rather than uniform, yucky clip art files. You can do masks, filters, and transparency along with the text on top of photos. So glad I found this gem of an app. Here are two designs I made using Rhonna:
3. Skype
Price: FREE
My husband's parents live 9 hours away. We do not see them nearly as often as we would like, and they miss out on a lot of the milestones the girls have had over their first 3 years of life. But thanks to Skype, we are able to stay connected via video conference. They are able to see the girls while they talk with them, to see their craziness and their kisses. We can walk around the house with the iPad and show new improvements to our home or even the girls' bedroom. This program is available on a mobile device and also on the computer.
4. Pinterest
Price: FREE
5. Cartwheel
Price: FREE
If you are a Target addict like me, this is a wonderful app to have on your smartphone. Scroll through and find deals, add them to your cartwheel and present the barcode when you check out. I have gotten lots of great deals using this app. I couple them with the text coupons and my Target Red Card (which is like a debit card and saves me 5% each visit). Since I love to shop at Target, I look for every way possible for it to not affect our budget negatively ;)
6. Tom Thumb
Price: FREE
Speaking of deal apps, I use one for my local grocery store and have literally saved hundreds since I have been using it. I scroll through for gas rewards, free items and coupons. We eat well, and we eat as little processed and as much organic as well can, which adds up to *cha-ching* a lot. Occasionally, I am able to get our weekly grocery trip down to around $70!! For a family of four!! I can't do that every week - this week I spent $110 (but I also bought 2 lbs of shrimp, a ton of meat and organic produce). Totally worth spending 10 minutes before you go into the store to check out this app.
7. Apps Gone Free
Price: FREE
If you saw my last post on apps for toddlers, you can see that, while I don't spend money on Mama apps, I do prefer apps for kids that cost money. I am happy to report that I actually paid for almost none of them, thanks to this app! Everyday around 11 am, they update the app with the latest apps that are available for free. I scroll through and download any that I think I might be interested in, even if I just delete them in an hour. Some are duds, but many of them (ie: Stella and Sam story pack) are expensive apps that I am happy to have found for free!
So, tell me.. what are YOUR favorite apps?
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