Your Top 3 Favorite Mobile App(s) in 2017 were...

[Jeff Kershner]

Two-thousand seventeen is about to wrap-up folks and it's hard to believe life before mobile devices even existed. Though there are times I wish for those days of simplicity to return.

With 2017 coming to an end and mobile helping dictate and influence our next step on a daily, hourly basis, I'm curious to what 3 mobile app(s) were your absolute favorite(s) or could-not-live-withouts. BTW - it's doesn't need to only be 3, but it helps narrow down your decision.

If you like, feel free to throw a left turn in the mix by also including the WORSE app (experience) you had in 2017...

 

[Alexander Lau]

In no particular order:

1. Focalmark
2. ReachNow
3. Empower
4. Clean Master
5. Slack
6. Parrot (record quick thoughts)
7. Signal

 

[Brendan Dolan]

BRZO- search all of craigslist in an app
Reddit- hate the desktop site, and can only surf it via the app
Provision/vAuto- I'm not even in the retail side any longer, but it's important to answer questions for friends. "How much should I pay for X, what's my car worth on trade, etc." People assume that because I was a GM I could just tell them off the top of my head...no...I used software.

 

[Alexander Lau]

BRZO- search all of craigslist in an app
Reddit- hate the desktop site, and can only surf it via the app
Provision/vAuto- I'm not even in the retail side any longer, but it's important to answer questions for friends. "How much should I pay for X, what's my car worth on trade, etc." People assume that because I was a GM I could just tell them off the top of my head...no...I used software.

Just downloaded BRZO, thanks!

 

[craigh]

I purged my whole phone in December to remove any time wasters, distractions or apps that weren't helping further my career or personal goals.

That left me with:
- Twitter
- Goodreads (maintain lists of books to read)
- Google Play Music
- Wunderlist (to do lists)
- Audible (audiobooks)
- Overcast (podcasts)
- Coinbase & CoinCap (getting rich off the altcoins so I can retire at 30)
- Google Home / Assistant

Best decision I ever made.
The unexpected side effect is that I don't touch my phone all day.
I get phone calls, text messages and emails on any of my 4 Mac computers or my watch, so the phone sits face down for the duration of the work day.

 

[Casey77]

1. Uber for carpooling
2. Sound Cloud for music
3. Tabs & Chords for guitar learning
4. HotSchedules for planning
5. VIR for my inventory assessment