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While we are also big fans of Fantastical and its interface, there’s something to be said for all the powerful features that Bus圜al has that no other apps have.įor example, you can adjust what a “week view” looks like for you. This is the most advanced calendar app available. For Windows, we recommend Inspire Writer.
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So you might write something in plain text but you can export in PDF and other popular formats.Īvailable on Mac and iOS.
One of the powerful features of Ulysses is the ability to export your writing in different formats. Whether you need basic functions or advanced features, this app is suitable for all levels of writers. Over the past few years, Ulysses is one of the most popular ones available. When it comes to writing, there are a lot of apps out there. Use something like X or Y.īut if you’re a coder or advanced text editor, switch to SublimeText and thank us later. If you’re someone who just needs basic features to write and edit, this editor is not for you. Don’t let the scary price tag scare you off as it did to me at first. If you’re someone who lives and dies by keyboard shortcuts, this will be your new favorite text editor.
It won’t win any points for being pretty, but the feature-rich text editor is my favorite for writing short content or editing. Like I said earlier, the security benefits are great but the real benefit is how much time you save logging into websites. So if one of the websites ever gets hacked and somehow gets my password, all my other accounts are safe.
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When I go to to log in, I’ll open up 1Password, type in the only password I know to unlock it, and then 1Password will log me into Facebook with the unique password to. They are arguably three of the most important accounts you can have and the fact I don’t know the passwords shows you how much I rely on 1Password.
To illustrate this: I don’t know the password of my Facebook account, online banking or email address. It’s one of the biggest time-savers that you can have. This is not only much safer but so much more convenient. You only need to memorize one password (hopefully a very strong password!) and then you can log in to all of your accounts that use unique passwords that you don’t have to memorize. While that is good advice, our memory is terrible for memorizing dozens of different passwords. You have already heard of the typical security advice: “don’t use the same password on every website”. This is one of those apps where you don’t know you need it until you use it. Let’s get to the top 10 productivity apps for the desktop. We love them, talked about them a million times on the blog and podcast, and we use them every day so definitely check them out if you haven’t yet. These would include OmniFocus, Evernote, and Slack. We decided to leave out the obvious choices that you might expect from us.
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Many Asian Efficiency readers use Windows at home and work so it’s only responsible for us to include Windows apps too.Īmongst the AE team, we have dozens of programs we love so it was hard to boil it down to just ten. This year, we’re diversifying it by including Windows apps too. Last year, we released our favorite Mac apps of 2018. There’s no point in experimenting with dozens of apps and wasting a lot of time switching apps every few weeks. You should be able to get everything done in the limited time you have.
We believe you shouldn’t have to sacrifice your health and family to get things done. With thousands of apps on the market, it can be challenging to find the right app for you. Every year at Asian Efficiency we release a roundup of our favorite apps.
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