14 apps to make life easier in quarantine –

A lot of people talk about the dangers of cellphone addiction (see how to identify if you spend more time on your device than usual here). However, we cannot deny it: technology has its advantages and can be a hand in the wheel now, just when we need to review our agenda and adjust to a completely different routine.

Thinking about it, we selected 14 apps free apps that will be your best friends in different tasks. Check out:

1 – To meditate: Sattva

Nothing better than starting the day with a good dose of concentration. Sattva, available for iOS and Android systems, offers meditations guided (which can be adjusted according to the time you have) and analyzes your mood before and after the activity, as well as your heart rate. There are several options for relaxing music, inspiring phrases and goals to be achieved.

2 – To work out: Nike Training Club

And then why not move the body? The application contains more than 175 short workouts (from 15 to 45 minutes) that involve strength, resistance, mobility and even yoga. Most of them can be done with just your body weight and anywhere. Available for iOS and Android systems.

3 – To renew the look: Stylicious

Sometimes we have so many clothes in the closet that it becomes difficult to keep everything organized. Stylicious came to save us: in it, you can photograph your pieces and create a virtual closet to better think about the possibilities of combinations. You no longer need to make that mess every time you want to test looks! Available for iOS and Android systems.

4 – To start a capillary schedule: My capillary schedule

Today is hydration or nutrition? With My Capillary Schedule, you no longer have to suffer to remember these details. From an initial test (of questions and answers), the app determines what your hair needs at the moment, and creates a brand new schedule based on that. Available for iOS and Android systems.

5 – To test a new color: Garnier Color Match

The quarantine has barely begun, and the desire to cut the fringe or paint the wires pink already appeared. But calm down, before you do something and regret it later, it’s worth testing the Garnier simulator. In it, you digitally change your hair color and can choose from different shades. Available for iOS and Android systems.

6 – To take care of the skin: TroveSkin

We know: we must not abandon our dermatologists. But now that we’re not going to see them for a while, we can use TroveSkin. Just like My Capillary Schedule, it applies an initial test to understand what your skin type is and advises on the care you should take with it. You can also create a routine skincare and include information about what’s working and what’s not working for you. Available for iOS and Android systems.

7 – To maintain a healthy diet: Calorie Counter

Making healthier food choices is difficult with the social isolation (understand here why we eat more at home). Ask technology for help. Available for Android devices, the Calorie Counter is a great food encyclopedia: just search by name and you’ll find the nutritional information of an ingredient or product. In addition, the app allows you to monitor your daily diet and exercise (with a personalized program).

8 – To cook better: Light Recipes

Now is the time to improve your cooking talents. Cooking your own meals has become a habit for many people who are complying with the quarantine. To help with creativity, Recipes Light offers thousands of alternatives for you to rock the kitchen — and still keep the balanced diet. Available for iOS and Android systems.

9 – To kill the nostalgia (and have fun) with friends: House Party

House Party has been one of the most downloaded apps around the world since the pandemic began. And it’s no wonder: it’s a kind of Google Hangouts (which makes videoconference calls), but with the advantage of having games, tests and other resources to have fun with the friends. It’s like playing Picture & Action remotely! Available for iOS and Android systems.

10 – To watch series with bae: Netflix Party

Did the longing squeeze? Call the partner to watch that one series that you love so much. Netflix Party is a Google Chrome extension (so it only works with that browser) that syncs content watched on different computers. At the same time, you can comment on scenes in a chat next to the main screen.

11 – To improve sleep quality: Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock

In addition to an alarm clock, the Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock analyzes your sleepy nights. By keeping track of your cycles, it manages to wake you up in the lightest phase of sleep so you don’t have that tired feeling during the day. Available for iOS and Android systems.

12 – To stay informed: App SUS Coronavirus

The Ministry of Health made available a tool that only contains information about the new coronavirus. It addresses topics such as symptoms of the disease, how to prevent it, when to seek help and which health unit is closest. Available for iOS and Android systems.

13 – To read: Amazon Kindle

E-books are already a trend all over the world. And Amazon often has free titles that you can to read on your cell phone or tablet (you don’t need a kindle to access the content!). Available for iOS and Android systems.

14 – To study: AppProva Fundamental

Do you realize that you’re a little rusty with school content? With AppProva, you can help the little ones with their homework by doing simulations of different disciplines with them. They are based on exercises from renowned universities. Available for iOS and Android systems.