Its called a smartphone for a reason. Designed to make your life easier, smartphones offer a more organised and less chaotic lifestyle if you fully make use of the apps available to you. Trying to organise a family home can sometimes be nothing but chaotic. An endless amount of tasks manage to sneak up on us and before we know it, we fall behind in our responsibilities that mount up to a point where we are one straw away from breaking the camel’s back. These endless amounts of distractions that manage to detract us from achieving our goals is a daily battle that we all have to face up to, so its plan more prudently with one of the many house organising apps available to us. At AMC Removals we see ourselves as house removals
Throw away your old school planner, push away your prejudices on modern day technology and become more organised. Below we have outlined five useful apps for IOS and Android to help you become more organised and to think more linearly.
Wunderlist app
Our first app is incredibly useful for those sharing a flat together. Long gone are the days when you leave a ‘honey to do list.’ Wunderlist allows people to share lists of responsibilities through the app, enabling people to send reminders or sudden tasks that have sprouted up out of nowhere. Fancy a coffee but have ran out of milk? Then send a message on the app to your flatmate to remind them to buy some milk on the way home. The app can share tasks and responsibilities on a range of different devices – smartphones, tablets, laptops – ensuring that you are always on the same page.
Mint app
To many of us, checking our bank balance at the end of the month is a dreaded experience that often leaves us puzzled as to how we have managed to burn through so much cash. You then start to realise how this is possible after counting the number of coffees, sandwiches and probably for a lot of us, pints we have treated ourselves to. Impulsive purchases eventually add up to a fee that is a lot higher than you think, a fee that we try to neglect and a fee that can easily be reduced. As you have probably guessed, we have an app that will help tackle this problem.
The Mint app essentially helps you to keep on top of your bills by creating daily budgets. The app will help you become more frugal as well as helping you to keep track of where exactly your money is going each month.
Stylebook app
Are you one of those people that suffer from an untidy wardrobe? If so then the Stylebook app has a solution to your problem. By taking photos of all your clothes, the app is able to categorise your wardrobe into certain groups, such as ‘casual,’ ‘work,’ ‘nineties’ and more. This may help you realise whether or not you own too much clothing – I for one can own up to this.
Another advantage that Stylebook has to offer is that you are able to collage two pieces of clothing together on your smartphone to get a vivid image of what goes well together and what doesn’t. Have you got an important work night out coming up? If yes, then feel free to fiddle around with the many different pictures of your clothes to see what fits. As well as this, you are able to log in what days you have worn certain clothes, which will help you to keep track of what clothes are due a wash.
