Otter is a recording and AI-based transcription service that works in real-time. Hit the record button during a conversation, meeting, podcast, webinar or lecture, and Otter produces a transcript a few minutes later. The app also features cross-conversation speaker identification, search tools, and in-app editing of transcripts. It can learn your voice so that it correctly labels you in each transcript. When permission is granted, Otter can join video meetings on a variety of conferencing apps. Start a recording inside a group to share the transcript live. An assistant, OtterPilot, can attend a meeting alongside you and record audio, write notes, automatically capture slides, and generate summaries. The notes OtterPilot produces are accompanied by a transcript and audio recording. Otter also syncs with your calendars to send reminders to record your meetings. Free for Android and iOS.

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Pocket Casts is an ad-free podcast app with a simple user interface. Your podcasts display as a list or grid; you can add filters like In Progress, Starred or Release Date. Advance the audio by 30 seconds or rewind by 10 seconds, create a queue of what to listen to next, and see stats on how long you’ve listened for. Download episodes, put them in a playlist, set a sleep timer, mark episodes as played, and archive them when finished. Searching for new podcasts by episode lets you find all the podcasts that talk about a specific topic. Other notable features include adjusting playback speed, ‘volume boost’ to make it easier to hear voices while reducing background music or noise, and ‘trim silence’ to eliminate long pauses. Users can sync subscriptions and playback position across multiple devices. Free for Android and iOS.

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Unpluq helps you reduce your screen time by breaking your habit of picking up your phone and endlessly scrolling. Recover your time and focus by making a conscious choice every time you want to access an app. Select the apps you don’t want to use and create a Schedule to automatically block them by day of the week and time. E.g. create a Productivity schedule wherein you block social media apps during study hours. Open blocked apps with a Distraction Barrier – a digital key that makes you think twice and ensures you really do want to open that app. E.g. take a walk, shake your phone, follow a random pattern by tapping, charge your phone, or use the NFC-powered Unpluq Tag physical key. Emergency Mode allows you access to apps in an emergency, and you can whitelist contacts, so notifications from them always get through.

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Scribbl offers a cool way to spruce up your images and videos with effects and animations. Draw striking scribble type animations over static pictures or tap on the animation of your choice and add it over videos. Change the colour, size and position of the animation, customize your art brush and edit your effects easily. Scribbl also lets you add a glow animation to achieve a neon sign or lightning effect. Export your animation in full HD quality for your social media posts and show off your creative side to your friends. You can even get your work featured in the app’s home page. Free for iOS and Android.

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Seek by iNaturalist (a joint venture by the National Geographic Society and the California Academy of Sciences) connects people with nature.

The app features live image recognition — it scans its database of millions of wildlife observations while users have their camera open and before they take a photo. Once Seek identifies the species, it prompts users to take a photo, unlocking further features. It will also display a map of where the species is located near the user, and awards them badges that go towards completing various challenges.

With the user’s permission, the app sends collected data to iNaturalist’s global biodiversity database, helping scientists to track the health of the planet.

Free for iOS and Android.

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Getting enough sleep is an essential part of our health but sometimes it’s hard to turn your mind off at night. Restflix is designed to help users fall asleep faster and stay asleep through the night. It uses a technology called ‘binaural beats’ to harness the brain’s responsiveness to sound and help create a restful state.

The sleep streaming service offers over 20+ channels filled with hundreds of hours of soothing bedtime stories, music, meditations and dark screen videos that aim to ease anxiety and stress and fall into a peaceful slumber. Fall asleep to ocean sounds, rainstorms and the chirp of nature, along with visual aids. Even if you’re not having trouble sleeping, Restflix is a helpful tool for relaxation.

The app is compatible with iOS, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Roku and Android.

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The Epic Privacy Browser is a Chromium-based browser designed to protect your privacy. It is billed as featuring “the most comprehensive local private browsing in any browser.”

It includes an ad blocker, HTTPS Everywhere, every browsing session in Incognito Mode, a File Vault to encrypt any files stored on your device, Fingerprinting Protection, a free Virtual Private Network and an Encrypted Connection to connect securely to websites, among others.

Other notable features include Audio Queue that converts a web post to an audio version. Once done, pop in your earphones, tap on Play, and voila, no more eye strain! Its built-in Video Downloader allows you to download videos and other snippets from web pages.

Free for iOS and Android.

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If you’re a student, Google’s Socratic could be your new best friend. This educational app lets you take a picture of Maths, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry equations and shows you step-by-step solutions for it.

Socratic identifies and finds resources like YouTube videos and explanations for subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History and Literature, at your own pace. Just tap on the required option on the home page, ask your question via voice search, and the solution will be presented to you.

Socratic has partnered with teachers and experts to provide visual explanations in each subject, so you can learn the concepts behind any problem.

Free for iOS and Android.

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With a simple gesture, Snapi users can capture photos without ever touching their phones. Simply open the application on your device and raise an open palm in front of the camera. Close your palm into a fist and open it again to start the timer and capture the photo. You can set how many seconds will pass between your gesture and the actual capture. With a range of up to 13 feet, users can even capture wide-range or group shots with ease.

Free on the Google Play store.

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Users can add their friends and send messages in image form, complete with beautiful typography and trendy icons.

Conversations can be had right over the top of images to create an ongoing thread.

There’s even video functionality, where users can send clips to their contacts, to really add a little extra something to their message.

Available for iOS and Android.

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