What’s on your screen? Here are the apps you’ll love in 2022

If 2021 was all about clubhouses and we had to spend more time online (because the pandemic kept us indoors), 2022 will see people off their devices and sort of normal. I wanted to dive in.

This is reflected in the apps that have gone viral. For example, BeReal wanted users to be more mindful of their social media usage and the filters they use online.

and your storyWe reviewed several apps across categories such as , social media, sleep, and even astrology. Here are our top picks.

1. Virial

The BeReal app comes at a time of growing awareness about the capabilities of social media. The antithesis of traditional social apps, BeReal’s mission is to inject realism into your social media feeds.

Created by a French-based company, the app sends notifications at random times each day, encouraging users to post photos while they go about their daily lives. Users only have a few minutes to post photos using the front and rear cameras. Photos cannot be uploaded from internal storage.

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2. Mind Piers

Launched by a Delhi-based SaaS startup of the same name, Mindpeers focuses on personal therapy and offers services such as appointments, self-help tools and fun games.

The app also offers guided breathing exercises with visual elements, in-app journals, and more.

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3. IQ Dungeon

Who doesn’t like puzzles? Join the game of saving the princess using your brain. That’s what IQ Dungeon is all about. Released on the Google Play Store in February 2021, the app asks you to solve puzzles to save the princess.

Of course, the first levels are much easier and can be escaped by simply moving certain things on the screen. There is a possibility

It’s the perfect pick-me-up you need on a late work day.

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4. Carrot weather

If you’re tired of just updating your weather app to check the temperature outside, AI-powered CARROT could be a good alternative. Designed to suit your personality.

Released in 2018, the app is available in both the Google and Apple app stores, but the two operating systems offer very different kinds of experiences. CARROT Weather also uses gamification to give you extra oomph while checking the weather. While it’s true that Premium and Premium Ultra subscriptions are required to exploit its full potential, it may be too expensive for the masses.

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5. Astro Talk

Over the past two years, demand for astrology apps has been very high, especially among millennials and Gen Z.

In fact, AstroTalk’s users come from all over the country, mainly between the ages of 18 and 45.

At one point, the startup was making Rs 1.4 lakh daily thanks to the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic.

The app offers direct consultation with an astrologer, free natal chart (kundli) viewing, shopping, daily horoscope and more. But like real astrologers, there isn’t much to back up the service provider’s claims. It works for some people and doesn’t work for others.

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6. Habitica

It’s time to make New Year’s resolutions, but are you trying to make a habit and always failing? They say it only takes 21 days. But is it true? According to reports, it may not be as easy as it seems.

This year I gave Habitica a try and had some success building some habits. like a book, power of habit This app by Charles Duhigg follows a three-part process. Triggers or cues help you settle into a task and set up a routine to follow. Finally, rewards make the task more fun. The latter has been used by many consumer he tech companies and legacy companies to form habits among consumers.

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7. Puziz

Good sleep is greatly underestimated when trying to reach goals and even in everyday life. If you don’t have time for that, the day will be unenjoyable and seem like a never-ending parade of assignments.

But Pzizz really helped me this year. The app uses dreamscapes combined with ‘psychoacoustics’ and narration to put your mind at rest. Users include celebrities such as author JK Rowling and his NBA (National Basketball Association) player Roy Hibbert. The app plays audio clips with quotes and soothing sounds to lull you into a deep sleep.

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