TLDR;
This video showcases a variety of iPhone apps that the creator uses daily for productivity, organization, and entertainment. It includes apps for weather, calendar and task management, focus and time management, transit navigation, file transfer, photography, world timekeeping, and games.
- Productivity & Organization: Joi (calendar + task list), Flow (Pomodoro timer)
- Utilities: Not Boring Weather, Transit App, WeTransfer, Unimatic World Clock
- Entertainment: Dazz Cam, Offsuit (Poker), Kerflux (Puzzle Game)
Intro [0:00]
The video introduces a roundup of iPhone apps used by the creator for focus, organization, and entertainment. Some apps are productivity-focused, while others are for leisure, but all have earned a spot on the creator's home screen.
(Not Boring) Weather [0:38]
The Not Boring Weather app features a minimal design with 3D art, animation, and sound. It displays today's forecast, air quality, moon phases, precipitation, and cloud coverage. The app includes a weekly weather forecast with high and low temperatures, as well as rain accumulation predictions. It offers various themes and widgets in three different sizes.
Joi (Calendar + Task List) [1:39]
Joi combines calendar and to-do list functionalities. It features a simple interface with essential elements. The Today View lists events and tasks for the day, and adding events is straightforward. The app provides a daily summary and a widget for home screen access. It is useful in the morning routine to review the day's schedule, and the task tracker simplifies marking tasks as complete.
Flow (Pomodoro Timer) [2:36]
Flow is a Pomodoro timer app designed to help users time box tasks and maintain focus by working in focus segments with breaks in between. The UI is distraction-free, allowing users to set flow and break durations before starting. The app prompts users to take breaks and offers a lock screen widget to monitor time left. Flow is available across devices and connects to Apple Health to log focus minutes.
Transit App [3:58]
The Transit app centralizes transit information for commuters, offering a clean, color-coded interface. It displays transit lines and arrival times, and includes a trip planner for coordinating buses, trains, and walking routes. The app provides real-time updates on train and bus locations, upcoming stops, and arrival times. The "Go" mode acts as a co-pilot, notifying users when to get on and off, and the app uses crowdsourced data for service ratings and real-time updates. It also shows bike shares, e-scooters, and walking times.
WeTransfer [5:27]
WeTransfer simplifies sending large files without email attachment limits. The interface is clean, allowing users to upload files, add titles and messages, set expiry dates or passwords, and transfer files without needing an account or compression. Files are encrypted in transit, and users can track when files are downloaded.
Dazz Cam [6:26]
Dazz Cam is a camera app that replicates the look of vintage cameras, adding grain, light leaks, and color shifts to photos. The app's design is simple, with a clean interface and various camera options like 16mm, GRD, and FQS. It allows users to experiment with different cameras and add character to their photos.
Unimatic World Clock [7:14]
The Unimatic World Clock app, created by the watch brand Unimatic, displays time zones in a visually appealing way. The interface shows the current time and allows users to swipe through different cities. It features a 24-hour clock with spokes indicating cities, a world map marking cities, and day/nighttime cycles. Users can rotate the dial to see the time in other cities.
Offsuit (Poker) [8:15]
Offsuit is a Texas Hold'em poker game app with a clean interface and no extra frills. Players can play against bots to improve skills, participate in tournaments with various buy-ins, and compete against other players worldwide. The app is free and has no pop-up ads.
Kerflux (Puzzle Game) [8:50]
Kerflux is a puzzle game that combines puzzles and music. The objective is to move four waves to match a reference wave. As the waves align, the audio grows louder, and completing the alignment advances to the next level. The game becomes more complex with each round, and players can turn off the volume for an added challenge.
Conclusion [9:33]
The video concludes by summarizing the featured apps and their contributions to the creator's daily life. The creator encourages viewers to share their favorite apps in the comments.
