to ask you what apps or programs you can't live without?

[Sweetener12]

For me it would be music apps and probably reminders, I tend to forget everything. I'm fine having no access to messengers for several days which was a surprise for me when I found out. What about you?

Google calendars
Shared calendars for me, ex, dcs so we can all see everything if we need to

Telegram for group messaging

Excel
Betfair
Bank app

Google Keep. Dh and I have it synced and everything is in there, shooing lists, info about car tax/insurance, house stuff, recipes, to do lists, when we bought certain appliances, to do lists, when the boiler was last serviced etc etc.
It's great having everything in one place. I don't know what I'd do without it now.

Thank you Pixiedown123

@vjg13

Can anyone recommend free guided meditation or relaxation apps please.

@vig13:

Headspace is really good… there is a subscription fee but I think it’s worth it, and I say that as a new convert with a new need for calmness (very bad medical diagnosis) and the ability to clear my head and something to help me sleep. I think it’s fab… others I know have recommended Calm.

Trip.com
Booking.com

Thanks PuppyFeet, I'm 10 days on from a life changing event and am surviving on 3 hours sleep a night. I find guided breathing type techniques really helpful. I hope you find some inner calm too.

Kindle.
The bank
But that’s it really I can visit website .

Bank apps, Monzo mostly
Mundus to save all the places I want to visit - very useful as it filters various categories on the map
Mapout to plan walking & bike routes
Outdoors for OS maps
Various camp site apps
Garmin connect for my watch
Ulysses for writing
Mumsnet, Reddit, Newsify for RSS feeds
Kindle
Plethora of weather apps to average
Hive for my heating
Twinkly for my Christmas lights
Numbers to tracks stuff like financials, my weight
WordSwag to add text to photos
And many more...

Balance is a good meditation app, with specific audio for sleeping, etc. I think it still has a year's free trial.