What are your must-have Android apps?

I bought myself a new phone over Black Friday and I'm struggling to fill it (256GB). What are your must-have games and apps for Android?

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[Ryan Smith]

My essentials:

• PocketCasts - For podcasts, has good auto-download features.
• YouTube Music - My primary music subscription service.
• Habitory - Habit tracker. I had a very difficult time finding one that I liked but I am happy with this one.
• LingoDeer - Foreign language learning app similar to DuoLingo.
• Authy - Two-factor authentication app.
• DEV Community - 😎

[Jean-Michel 🕵🏻‍♂️ Fayard]

I highly recommend Basecamp
for notes and todos and reminders etc...
but I recommend it if and only if you share like me their values from @DHH and friends of working in a way that is calm, productive and asynchronous first

They have recently Basecamp personal that is free for individuals/freelancers/...

this is what I've been using a lot in the last weeks, and I wonder why the hell I didn't try their products before

basecamp.com/personal

[Fulton Browne]

nova launcher is a must, the amazon kindle app is great, a guilty pleasure of mine is Bitmoji, the DEV app is very useful, and of course my very early beta of an app

[Jean-Michel 🕵🏻‍♂️ Fayard]

First uninstalling or hiding Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and other services designed like slot machines

• signal, telegram, WhatsApp
• Firefox+ad blocker+I don't care about cookies
• indistractable launcher
• Gboard
• Trello, Basecamp or your favorite such app
• Google translate, lyris training or whatever learning tools that helps you learn whatever you want to learn
• FastHub
• one of Spotify,YT Music...
• a meditation app like Calm
• whatever helps you stay active
• whatever helps you commute
• a password manager
• a two factor authorization app

[Nans Dumortier]

I just installes indistractable, it is really nice !

[lizard_ohama]

• Markor - markdown viewer, write, manage todo list, quick note
• Hacker keyboard good idea for combine with Markor
• Task by google
• wps - viewer pdf
• Telegram
• Syncthing Synchronization file
• Pocket
• Anki Flashcard
• GeoGebra Calculator
• Vlc
• Materialistic Hacker News

Note: i'm write this comment with markor.. xd

[FunkyMuse]

Reddit - play.google.com/store/apps/details...

As a developer, my app comes in handy - play.google.com/store/apps/details...

Spotify - play.google.com/store/apps/details...

For movies - play.google.com/store/apps/details...

[Emmy | Pixi]

The Dev app, Twitter, Spotify, and I replaced the native texting app with Messages (which is only native on Pixel, AFAIK). There's also a cute game called Terrarium that I've been enjoying. You basically just care for house plants but it's so soothing.

[Brad]

I try to keep my phone as simple as possible. Adding random apps to my phone just to fill up memory ends up with me adding a bunch of stuff I end up not using.

I now leverage my memory for 2 key things

1. Music
2. Movies

My "must haves" are like most other peoples must haves. I usually throw out a lot of the huge apps I never use, like Facebook. (yes I don't use Facebook) The rest of my phones memory goes to more music and movies for when I'm bored.

With 256, you can carry a lot of either, and take tons of pictures 😄

[Ben Sinclair]

An authenticator app, doesn't matter which one.
A maps app.
An instant messenger app.
My banking app and one or two payment systems that work with NFC.
A password manager.
A game for when I get stuck in waiting rooms (I like Spelltower, personally)
Something for music, something for video.

[YASAN]

Resilio Sync - to sync my files across devices (i mostly use it to easily sync my huge media library)

Microsoft Todo - just a great to-do list which I use to manage all my life with

TV Time - To track my series and movies watch lists etc

Habit Loops - helps me build good habits

Spotify - for music and podcasts

Zero Fasting - Helps me track my fasts

All big social apps - Twitter, Reddit, Telegram, Instagram etc