Résumé Bref
Cette vidéo présente 15 applications pour iPad qui peuvent transformer votre façon de travailler, de créer et d'accomplir des tâches. L'auteur partage ses applications préférées, y compris des gemmes cachées, en mettant l'accent sur la productivité.
- TickTick pour la gestion des tâches et la synchronisation du calendrier.
- Freedom pour bloquer les distractions.
- Flipboard pour la consommation d'articles d'actualité.
- GoodLinks pour la lecture ultérieure.
- Spark pour la gestion des e-mails.
- Perplexity pour obtenir des réponses rapides.
- Summarize pour résumer des vidéos YouTube.
- Chat GPT pour la conversation vocale et le brainstorming.
- Streaks pour le suivi des habitudes.
- Notion pour l'écriture et le suivi du contenu.
- Wanderlog pour la planification de voyages.
- Mural pour la collaboration en équipe.
- Apple Notes pour la prise de notes rapide.
- Think Drop pour l'organisation des pensées.
- Danger Notes pour surmonter le blocage de l'écrivain.
TickTick est une application de gestion des tâches complète qui permet de synchroniser votre calendrier avec vos tâches. La version premium offre une vue consolidée de vos tâches et de votre calendrier, ce qui facilite l'organisation de votre journée. Elle comprend également une minuterie Pomodoro intégrée pour vous aider à vous concentrer, avec des sons d'ambiance et un suivi des statistiques de concentration.
Freedom est une application qui bloque les distractions en créant des listes de blocage d'applications. Vous pouvez sélectionner les applications auxquelles vous ne voulez pas accéder pendant une période de concentration définie. L'application propose également des sons de café de différents pays pour favoriser la concentration. Elle est gratuite pour une utilisation sur un seul appareil, mais une version payante est disponible pour la synchronisation sur plusieurs appareils.
Flipboard est une application de type magazine qui agrège des articles de différentes sources en fonction de vos intérêts. Elle offre une expérience de lecture décontractée et agréable, idéale pour découvrir de nouvelles informations sans avoir à parcourir les flux RSS traditionnels. Vous pouvez rechercher des sujets spécifiques et rester informé des dernières actualités dans les domaines qui vous intéressent.
GoodLinks est une application de lecture ultérieure qui vous permet de sauvegarder des articles, des vidéos et d'autres contenus pour les consulter plus tard. Elle offre une interface simple et élégante avec une mise en page à trois colonnes pour organiser vos éléments sauvegardés. L'application est payante, mais elle offre une expérience sans publicité et une grande simplicité d'utilisation.
Spark est un client de messagerie qui offre une expérience intuitive et agréable. Il vous permet de traiter vos e-mails comme des tâches à accomplir, en les archivant une fois que vous avez terminé. L'application vous permet également de vous connecter à d'autres applications tierces, comme TickTick, pour intégrer vos e-mails à votre flux de travail. Spark est gratuit, mais propose des fonctionnalités d'IA payantes.
Perplexity est un outil d'IA qui vous permet d'obtenir des réponses rapides à vos questions. Il vous fournit des réponses concises et cite ses sources, ce qui vous évite d'avoir à parcourir de nombreuses pages de résultats de recherche Google. L'application est gratuite et offre une alternative efficace à la recherche traditionnelle sur le web.
Summarize est un outil d'IA qui vous permet de résumer des vidéos YouTube. Il extrait les points clés d'une vidéo et les présente sous forme de liste à puces, ce qui vous permet de gagner du temps et de vous concentrer sur les informations les plus importantes. Vous pouvez exporter les résumés sous forme de texte et les intégrer à vos notes.
ChatGPT est un outil d'IA conversationnel qui peut vous aider à générer des idées, à surmonter le blocage de l'écrivain et à trouver des solutions à vos problèmes. La fonctionnalité de conversation vocale vous permet de discuter avec ChatGPT comme si vous parliez à une personne, ce qui peut stimuler votre créativité et vous aider à trouver de nouvelles perspectives.
Streaks est une application de suivi des habitudes qui vous permet d'enregistrer et de suivre les habitudes que vous souhaitez développer. Elle offre une interface simple et intuitive qui vous permet de créer des séries et de les marquer comme terminées. L'application peut également se connecter à Apple Health pour suivre automatiquement vos habitudes liées à l'exercice et au sommeil.
Notion est un outil de productivité polyvalent que vous pouvez utiliser pour écrire, suivre votre contenu, gérer vos objectifs de vie et suivre vos finances. Il offre une interface propre et axée sur la concentration pour l'écriture, et vous pouvez utiliser Notion AI pour vous aider à créer du contenu.
Wanderlog est un outil de planification de voyages qui vous permet de créer des itinéraires, d'organiser vos activités et de collaborer avec d'autres personnes. Vous pouvez ajouter des activités à votre voyage, les organiser dans un itinéraire, les visualiser sur une carte et vous inspirer des itinéraires d'autres voyageurs.
Mural est un outil de tableau blanc collaboratif qui vous permet de visualiser vos idées, de créer des mind maps, de faire du brainstorming et de collaborer avec votre équipe. Vous pouvez utiliser des modèles prédéfinis, créer des notes autocollantes et dessiner sur votre tableau blanc à l'aide de votre Apple Pencil. Mural peut également être utilisé comme outil de présentation.
Apple Notes offre la meilleure expérience native de prise de notes sur l'iPad. Vous pouvez créer rapidement des notes en faisant glisser votre Apple Pencil depuis le coin inférieur droit de l'écran ou en commençant à écrire lorsque l'écran est éteint. L'application offre également des outils de transcription et d'écriture assistée par l'IA.
Think Drop est une application simple qui vous permet de noter vos pensées et de les relier entre elles pour créer un fil de pensées. Vous pouvez utiliser votre voix ou télécharger des images pour exprimer vos idées. L'application est gratuite et facile à utiliser.
Danger Notes est un outil qui vous aide à surmonter le blocage de l'écrivain. Vous commencez à écrire et, si vous arrêtez de taper pendant quelques secondes, une barre apparaît. Si la barre atteint la fin, votre note est effacée. L'idée est de vous forcer à continuer à écrire, même si vous n'avez pas d'idées, jusqu'à ce que le minuteur s'épuise.
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0:00 what if I told you there were some incredible gamechanging apps out there that you may not have heard of that could completely transform the way you use your iPad I'm going to reveal 15 of the best apps that I've been using that have changed the way I work create and get things done I'll show you a few hidden gems that you may not have heard of with the last five on this list being my absolute favorites welcome back to the field productive Channel my name is EZ and on this channel we explore Tech through the lens of productivity let's get into it the first app on this list is Tick Tick which is my allround goto task manager life manager type thing it contains everything that I do pretty much on a day-to-day basis there is a free tier which pretty much lets you use most of the functionality just like a normal task manager but the premium tier
0:47 which is £35 a year is well worth the money if you're going to take advantage of the features the main feature being that you can sync your calendar with your tasks in one Consolidated view this has been a game changer for me and I've got a video explaining just how this has changed my workflow which I'll link at the end of this video but yeah I can never go back to a task manager now that doesn't give me this kind of view of how I can arrange my day it's also got an inbuilt Pomodoro Timer which enables you to focus in short bursts it allows you to choose what's from your to-do list you want to focus on you can play different ambient sounds like Cafe music and stuff like that to get you in the mood for focus and you can even track your analytics as to how much you're focusing each day if you want a really good EXP experience in terms of task management tick tick on the iPad is
1:33 great speaking of focusing freedom is a really really cool app on the iPad it allows you to block out distractions by creating these block lists so when you want to focus it stops you from being able to enter apps and get distracted you create a block list with a list of apps that you don't want access to and then you select the time as to how long you want to focus for distraction free when you try to access one of these apps you'll get a screen that says sorry not right now it also gives you different Cafe sounds from different countries which is super detailed and it's completely free to use if you just want to use it on one device if you want it to syn across all of your devices there is a paid tier for that Flipboard is an oldie but a goody in terms of apps it's your magazine RSS feeder app so you tell
2:20 it what kind of things you're interested in and it will curate all of these different articles from across the web and turn it into this lovely well-presented magazine style View it's perfect for casual reading rather than RSS feeds that feel like a bit of a chore having to read through all the new stuff and then come back to it a few hours later and R through all the new stuff again this just feels a lot more casual a lot more free flowing a much nicer experience on the iPad and is my main way of discovering what's going on in different niches that I'm interested in if you want to search for a niche you can do so if you want to search for Apple Vision Pro you can do and then you can start keeping up to date with all these different things that you're interested in it's the perfect way to consume stuff without having to go to social media to find stuff like that so
3:06 I found that this app has helped me stay off social media quite a lot and when I do find something interesting that I do want to read on Flipboard usually to save time I save it to a read it later app and I come back to it when I have time and good links is a really great readit later app it's a one-off cost and once youve paid for it you've got this beautiful experience this free column layout where you can see and categorize all of your different things that you want to read and it's not just for articles you can save videos and any kind of content and just have it stored in one place its beauty is in its Simplicity and it Elegance just the way it presents information to you in this beautiful dark mode nice and clean and advertisement free and yeah it's just one of these simple apps that just does this one thing really really well I use slack as my email client mainly because
3:52 Apple's native mail app does not support push notifications for Gmail but also because spark is just a really nice intuitive experience to use it kind of gamifies the way you consume your emails it almost treats your email like a to-do and you just swipe it to done and then everything just disappears and goes into an archive it doesn't delete it my favorite thing about it is that it allows you to connect to other third party apps so if I want to move an email over to my to-do list I can do that using the connection to Tik tick and that makes it really intuitive because often there's an email that I need to take an action on and I want to consolidate all of that stuff in one place it's completely free to use although there are AI features you can pay for if you want them by the way links to all of these apps are in the description box below and be sure to subscribe for more Tech and productivity
4:39 content perplexity is where I go to get answers quickly Google is no longer your best friend perplexity is an amazing free tool that I've been using now for about a year where you ask it a question and it gives you a really nice short succinct answer on what you've asked it it cites all lot of different sources of where it got its answers from but it saves you having to go through pages and pages of Google results Google have also tried to implement this but I don't think as well as perplexity and yeah this app's just absolutely beautiful and I haven't used Google Now for a very very long time summery is another great AI tool if you don't have time to consume loads and loads of YouTube videos this tool allows you to summarize YouTube videos in many many different ways if you watch a lot of podcasts some
5:25 might be like 2 or 3 hours long and there actually loads of good information in them but you have to pay attention for that amount of time and that's really hard so as you can see if I put this Diary of a CEO link into summery it will then beautifully tell me in bullet points exactly what the key takeaways are of this particular video I can then export all of that information as text and put that into my notes app that just saved me a ton of time and if you're someone that regularly consumes and gets Knowledge from YouTube this app is invaluable chat GPT might seem like a really obvious one that most people have probably probably already using and I've got the paid subscription so I've actually created my own gpts to help me with my day-to-day work but the main reason I'm showing this in this video is because a lot of people still don't use
6:10 the voice conversational functionality within chat GPT and this is just brilliant I know it sounds sad but I found someone to speak to and bounce ideas off just by pressing a button and the number of times at work I've been stuck or I need an idea or I'm just got a bit of writers block having this feature and being able to speak to chat GPT it's really unlocked my creativity it's really scary I've actually made a habit of speaking to chat GPT on an hourly basis about stuff that's going on speaking of habits streaks is a really really good one-off cost app that allows you to capture and record all of the habits that you want to build now there are a million habit trackers out there but the reason streaks is so good is because it's got this really simple bold beautiful intuitive interface that just
6:57 lets you create streaks and then just press them down when you've completed them it speaks to the power of clean UI and ux and just having this really easy way of recording something that you want to do one of the great features of this app is it can read your Apple Health Data if you give it access and that way it will automatically complete different habits if they're exercise-based for example you have a sleep tracking habit for example it will automatically take that data from Apple health and start recording your habits without you having to do anything and there's some great analytics behind the scenes as well so you can see all of the different times in which you've kept up a single habit notion is the only time I use a magic keyboard for my iPad and I basically use it for two main things to write scripts and to track content I keep track of my
7:42 life goals my finances and I basically just have create this life Hub in nocean where all of this type of information is stored I've got a template linked below for the money tracker if you're interested in downloading one as well when it comes to writing scripts it also gives you a very clean focused interface where you can just focus on writing and I pay for notion AI as well which helps me a lot with creating a lot of the content for this channel Wonder log is the perfect trip planning tool if you've ever planned a trip in Apple notes or some other note taking tool try this tool out because it has been a game changer for me now there are many things you can do in this app you can book hotels and do all sorts of things but the main value proposition is to create a trip and then just start adding stuff to do inside this overview tab once
8:29 you've just created a bunch of stuff that you want to do on this trip you can then create an itinerary and drag and drop all of the stuff into different days so you can organize your trip and have a very nice view of exactly the timeline of how your trip's going to play out you can collaborate with others so you can share your trip with other people and you can all kind of weigh in on what you want to do and when you want to do it once you create your itinerary you can actually track it all on a map so you can see how close different places are to one another and then replan if you need to you can can also get inspiration from other random people's lists who have been to the same place as you so for example when I went to Japan I took a lot of my inspiration from different lists that I found from other people who had shared their itineraries I really love this app I just wish they'd put dark molde in
9:14 without having to pay for it but otherwise this app is an A+ if you want to collaborate with others download the mural app it's a wonderful whiteboarding tool a bit like free form but a lot more sophisticated I think you can get free boards for free and then you have to pay for unlimited boards it's a great platform for team collaboration so if you've got different people you're collaborating with it's an incredible visualization tool where you can create stickies there are different templates for different things mind mapping brainstorming all of that cool stuff I found it works really well when sharing my screen on my computer and also having it open on my iPad and when I'm sharing my screen I can get my apple pencil and start drawing on my mural and then people can start seeing my ideas and it just allows me to express myself your in
9:59 a more creative way I also use mural as a like a slide deck like to present stuff so you can create different areas in your mural and then switch from one to the other just like you would in slides in Google Slides or PowerPoint Apple notes gives you the best native experience for not taking on the iPad hands down and there are two quick capture ways that I use Apple notes which mean I really can't move away from it the first is when I'm doing something on the iPad maybe I'm reading an article and I just want to capture content really quickly you can swipe up from the bottom right corner using your apple pencil for a quick capture note and that way you can very quickly copy paste or drag and drop stuff into a quick note and then move it away and carry on because that's built into the OS it's really hard to not use Apple notes the other quick way to capture notes is to start writing when the screen is off and
10:46 it will automatically create a note for you and I found this quick capture mechanism really useful for clearing my thoughts just getting things straight out of my head in addition to all of those things the transcribe and AI writing tools have also been fairly useful although they are still primitive speaking of primitive think drop is such a basic app but I just love it for the one thing that it does really well it's a really simple tool that just allows you to write a fault down and then link another fault to the original thought and create a thread of thoughts that just will link together it's completely free and it's easy to use and you can use your voice or upload images just to clear your mind just to get stuff out and just straight into this tool I found the visual of having things linked together really really nice and so I
11:32 definitely recommend trying it out and danger notes is another very primitive but very useful one trick pony tool you pull up this app and you start writing and you give it a predetermined amount of time and if you stop writing after a few seconds you'll start to see a bar appear and if the bar gets to the very end your Note is completely wiped out so the idea is that you have to keep typing no matter what even if stuff isn't coming to you you just have to keep typing until the timer runs out and then you get to keep the note that you've written and this is great for writer block so if you just need to just clear your mind and just clear the cobwebs you keep going and if you stop typing everything gets wiped out and you never see that note ever again I've had some fantastic ideas using this app just after a coffee and then just get in the zone put some focus music on and just
12:18 start writing so you can see that the iPad has played an essential role in my daily workflow and if you want to see all of the cool productivity Tech I've been using for the last 12 months I'll leave a link for it just up here I'll see you on the next one [Music]
