Top Apps For Your Startup Business

In the era of technology where every activity we perform is technically done, the most efficiently performed tasks are done by smartphone. Yes! The smartphones that we use have increased their positions in the tech world such that even the menial tasks like shopping, booking tickets can be done online. Moreover, chatting, socializing, connecting with people, banking, locating a destination, etc., can be done with the help of a smartphone itself. This has been mainly possible due to the applications that smartphones have enabled.

Mobile apps can be very helpful to reach out to your audiences. As a startup company, if you are looking for apps that can help you develop your business, then here are some mobile application development company for startups available in both Android and Apple stores.

Todo
Todo offers lists that are shareable amongst workers. So every group members can stay updated with these sheets. Also, the lists can be edited and saved automatically. Todo also offers Siri support for the app, color added tags, time, location sharing facilities and space for making additional notes. The app is mainly useful if you’re working on a group project.

Nuzzel
If you’re a news reader, then Nuzzel is for you. With this app, you can sync your Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts and get the most important news feed from both timeline and trending tweets. By subscribing to related pages and following related people, you can gather news on that app about your industry.

Quip
Like Todo, Quip is useful for group assignments and projects. You can create live documents, have conversations on the app, share documents, spreadsheets, and tasks list. Also, the unique feature of Quip is that all functions can be done even if you’re offline.

ExpenseBot
ExpenseBot will be the accounting app for your startup. It will report you about the company’s expenses on every step and keep a record of it. The app users can also keep pictures of the paper receipts and the app will automatically save the date and a default name to it.

Evernote
Evernote is an app for multi-device collaboration. The users can have conversations and share ideas across both desktop and mobile platforms. Evernote offers functions that can track time to analyze the time taken and make notes about how much work has been productively worked in what amount of time. The app also destroys areas of the app that are not used.

Slack
If you want an app for conversing with your group mates without emails and links, then you should definitely opt for Slack. You can have internal chats regarding the tasks and help you reduce the time that is usually taken for sharing emails and sending links. You can also have private chats, group chats within the app depending on your requirement. You can also create multi-channels within Slack.

Whatsapp
Whatsapp, the most widely used and popularly known app for chatting and mainly socializing can also be used for your startup business. How? Recently, Whatsapp announced a ‘document’ feature that enables users to share PDFs and word files. And it is also very easy to share because almost all the Whatsapp users are well versed with Whatsapp sharing features. The document sharing and image or video sharing is similar in nature and therefore, easy to share.

Trello
Trello will act as a work project manager and life planner tool for your startup. The users can upload and share photos, videos, files and add checklists that can be modified and saved automatically. Moreover, users can create conversation platforms and invite their co-workers for interactions and also enable editing of the documents. And also they can customize workflows and add assign tasks.

These mobile applications for startups can be very useful if you have a startup plan and can also enhance group interactions on a greater level within the process and starting up as a business needs an efficient team and outstanding communication amongst the members.