Evernote

Evernote offers all-in-one scheduling assistance and is made to help you keep track of notes, tasks, and activities. You can work anywhere because of Evernote's ability to merge text, photos, audio files, PDFs, and other documents.

Otter

When you can't write down an idea, Otter is a useful AI speech transcription tool. You may talk into your phone and have the software transcribe your words into legible texts as exactly as possible when you find it difficult to swiftly take notes, such as when you're at a conference or webinar

Google tasks

This is Google’s own task manager and it's a great to-do list app for those who are looking for simple, minimal design and straightforward functionality. Though visually it is simplistic, the app's integration with Gmail and Google Calendar makes up for a compelling tool.

Forest

Forest lets you plant a virtual tree when you want to focus while working. If you leave your work unfinished, become distracted, or procrastinate, your tree will die. However, the app does not just grow electronic trees, it partners with a tree-planting organization to plant actual trees using virtual coins sent by users.

Trello

From a simple shopping list to a multi-person group project, Trello offers a range of scalable project management and task management features that let you organize just about anything. It is a fun, flexible, and free way to organize projects, tasks, and more.