I’m a big fan of the ability to control which things you get notifications for.Īsana – This is a to do list app and service that works great for teams, but you can also use it for your own tasks and projects.

Slack – If you work on a team or in a small office forget the hassles of email for internal communication and switch to Slack. It has all the features you wish the official app had and a developer that is always working to make it better. This is the app I use most often.ĭark Sky – Great, hyper local forecasts and push notifications that tell me when it is going to rain or snow.Īpollo – This is the best Reddit app for iPhone that you will find. With a subscription I save on audiobooks each month. With Siri Shortcuts you can even get some Siri Spotify control.Īudible – I listen to an incredible number of Audiobooks and Audible is the best place to buy them. Spotify is more evolved than Apple Music and it is a bargain at $9.99 a month. Spotify – The best way to listen to music on the iPhone. It will help you avoid traffic jams and it can even warn you of speed traps and objects on the road. It works with CarPlay and it shows the best routes. Waze – Waze is hands down the best maps app for the iPhone. I’ll leave the default Apple apps off this list, but there are many on my home screen that I cannot live without. Although this list doesn’t break down into nice categories, here is a look at the most useful iPhone apps I own.

These are the iPhone apps that I keep on my home screen and the dock. Here are the iPhone apps that I use the most. These apps can connect you to other people, control your home, entertain you with games, music, and audiobooks and help you be more productive with the time you have. Some of these include 3D Touch support for the newer iPhones that allows users to use added functions with a harder press on the screen.

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