We all have our work style and way we get things done. As such, some productivity tips will work for some but not others. Productivity apps are no different. There are countless productivity apps available, so you must understand what you seek from an app. Here are five productivity apps that address different needs. Perhaps one of these can address your needs.

Hive

This app is an excellent choice for project management. With Hive, workers can check their to-do lists, connect in real-time, collaborate on schedules, share files, and check on the latest project progress.

Hive has desktop and web applications and mobile apps with more features to boost productivity. Projects are available for viewing in multiple ways depending on personal work style. Project viewing includes Gantt chart, Kanban Board, Calendar, and others. Updates are displayed across all project views so workers can work how they want and keep the whole team informed. Projects populate your to-do list to help you prioritize upcoming tasks. Hive Solo is always free for up to 2 users. Hive teams begin at $12/month per user.

Google Docs

Google Docs is a fantastic tool for sharing documents and collaborating in real time. The online word processor eliminates the need to save and send files back and forth through the writing and editing process. Google Docs lets you share files and documents inside and outside your organization. It allows teams to work together from anywhere, reduces redundant documents, and helps minimize miscommunication. Google docs have a comment feature for highlighting and making notes about a specific piece of text. The cost of Google Docs is free.

ClickUp

This one is ideal for Agile project management. ClickUp is a complete task management tool with a user-friendly interface making it a solution for agile project management. It can adapt to any workflow, such as Kanban, Scrum, and Agile. ClickUp can help you get a high-level overview of work, spot bottlenecks, and create a perfect workflow to visualize tasks and project progress. There are hundreds of customizable features to fit your project needs. ClickUp has unlimited business, business plus, and enterprise plans.

Evernote

Do you like to take notes digitally or with a mix of handwritten and digital notes? Evernote might be what you need. Evernote is an incredible tool for collecting your ideas and thoughts in one place. You can take notes directly on your device or take photos of written notes and upload them. The search function lets you browse files and organize notes in a notebook. Free to download. Premium versions start at $4.99.

Todoist

Todoist is a task manager app that permits you to record and group tasks together based on projects. You can also use the app to work together with other people by sharing and assigning tasks. Free for the basic version or $3.99 monthly for the premium version.

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