10 Best Apps for Entrepreneurs in 2019
In this article we are going explore best Apps that will help you to grow your business. Get organized in 2019 with our 10 must-have apps for entrepreneurs that do everything from record your calls to let you sign documents on the go to process payments to manage your finances.
1.slack
centralize your team conversations with this slick messaging app. Create channels for different projects or teams, send direct messages, search for conversations and add content like photos and videos. Slack also integrates with lots of different apps like Salesforce and Dropbox.
2. Any.Do
Any.do is an award-winning all-in-one productivity platform designed to help people and teams stay organized and get more done. Any.do started as a to-do list and task list app in November 2011 on Android followed by complementary apps for iOS and Chrome
3. Mint
Keeping track of financials can be difficult, and even more so when you’re dealing with personal and business accounts. Mint helps you manage your money, see where you’re spending, and more. It’s a simple interface that allows you to easily access your financials, keep track of your credit score, and follow your investments. Many financial institutions offer this option too through your personal or bank accounts, so check them out. And if you’re not using QuickBooks for your business financials, it might be time to check it out. We offer regular workshops on QuickBooks too. See when the next one is on our events calendar.
4.Looker
Looker Data Sciences was an American computer software company headquartered in Santa Cruz, California before its merger with Google Cloud Platform. Looker marketed a data exploration and discovery business intelligence platform
5.Tripit
Trip-it is an app that I discovered after someone recommended it to me before embarking upon a business trip to the states. Trip-it provides you with a great way to organise your travel plans by finding your travel email confirmations and collating them into an easy to understand itinerary list.
You have to see Trip-it in action to appreciate how clever it is, and how it can greatly simplify your travel plans. There’s a free version that you can use on the website and a paid version that features added functionality, including real-time flight alerts, locating alternative flights and sharing your travel plans.
6.Buffer
Make your social media marketing a lot less overwhelming with this app that lets you share your post across several social networks. You can also schedule content using Buffer to make sure it’s posted at the optimal time for your followers to see it.
7.QuickBookis
QuickBooks is an accounting software package developed and marketed by Intuit. QuickBooks products are geared mainly toward small and medium-sized businesses and offer on-premises accounting applications as well as cloud-based versions thataccept business payments, manage and pay bills, and payroll functions
8.Evernote
A great way to save files, documents, emails and more.
9.Headspace
Look, being a person is hard and being an entrepreneur is even harder. We see entrepreneurs working really hard to make their business grow, and not taking great care of themselves. This app is a good one to help you take better care of yourself and your mental health. Headspace is a great app that teaches you how to meditate and provides you with resources to wind down. It’s super user-friendly and a great investment in yourself AND thus, your business.
10.Freshbooks
Entrepreneurs need accounting software that lets them manage their books from anywhere, quickly and easily.
FreshBooks is a cloud-based platform that’s built for small business owners, not accountants. It syncs to all your mobile and desktop apps so you can view your current financials wherever you are. Send invoices, check the status of payments and respond to client feedback and comments within the app. You can also track your time and snap photos of receipts to add them to your expenses. Tracking your cash flow has never been easier.