I feel like it’s no secret I love being organized! I am way too busy to not have all the organizational tools. Between a toddler in preschool, a new baby, and working full time not to mention a husband, house, and other responsibilities like volunteering. So I am sharing my favorite apps for organization in case you need some too!
Best Apps For Organization
Alexa App: If you have an Alexa/Echo etc and you aren’t utilizing the app you are missing out. Not only do we have it connected to our Nest and WiFi light switches, but it’s how we add things to our grocery list. Let me tell you that from being near our fridge and realizing we are out of milk to somehow getting to the physical grocery list (if I had one) I would forget. Being able to immediately say “Alexa add milk to the shopping list” is insanely helpful.
To-do list: It’s a really basic app that lets you make to-do lists and check things off. It’s not fancy and if you JUST need an app for to-do lists this is it!
Google Keep: Andrew and I used to use this for shopping lists but I do use it now for lots of long-term lists. It’s kind of like having a notebook with you all the time. I have so many running lists in there. Blog post ideas, shopping lists for the holidays/birthdays, things I want to accomplish, goals, etc. I love having it sync across all devices.
Evernote: So many people love Evernote and I have used it off and on. What I love about it is the way you can organize notes and tasks. I don’t really have that with any of my other apps. There are basic and premium versions. I have only ever used the basic version.
Actions by Moleskin: It’s pretty similar to Evernote but I like it better! Probably because I love Moleskin notebooks ha!
I would love to know what some other best apps for organization are! Leave them below!
This post was originally published in 2020 and has been updated for 2021.
I should really give these a try. I am such a mess lately, and I should organize myself a little!
I’ve heard about most of these apps but have never tried them myself. I should! Thanks for the recommendations! ❤️✨
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Thank you for sharing ❤️
I think our Echo is used mostly for the shopping list and music. I love having the shopping list! I also use Evernote for all of my recipes. Another I like on the iPad is Notability. And we use a google calendar to keep schedules for the whole family, so the calendar app is a must for me!
Evernote is my go-to app for organisation. It’s just so handy! I love that you can download their Scannable app too so that you can keep all your documents organised on their too!
From the list I just google keep and Evernote, both are great tools for getting organized.
The one app that I have tried from this list is Evernote. I need to check out the rest since I am trying to be more organize.
Thanks for giving your valuable information .
I never thought of using apps for organization. If I need to keep track of things with my travel schedule, I just use an excel spreadsheet.
I like to be as organized as possible, but life is still a little chaotic. I will have to check out some of these!
The Alexa app sounds really useful! I am planning on getting an Echo so I would definitely use that app. I have also used Evernote and like it.
I have To-Do-List on my phone and it really helps a lot.
I love Moleskin notebooks. I had no idea they had an app. I need to download it ASAP.
Ooooo so many great suggestions! I love Evernote. I’ve been using it for years!
I like to be as organized as possible, but life is still a little chaotic. I will have to check out some of these!
Your apps list is so good. I use and like Evernote. It is simple and saves a lot of time.
I’ve used Evernote in college and liked it actually. However, I would love to Google Keep.
These are interesting apps for better organization. I’d like to add Google Calendar and Google Docs to your list.
I have a pretty extensive excel sheet I use. I’ve heard good things about Evernote though and would love to try.
These are some interesting apps. I’ve been a longtime user of Google and this is the first I’ve heard of Keep. I was also gifted an Echo a couple of years ago but I’ve never opened it. Maybe now, after reading this, I’ll entertain those options.