Sometimes it is really hard to keep track of everything we spend our money on – we pay bills and taxes, make impulsive and non impulsive purchases in the supermarket and shop online for music and software. It is really easy to get lost among all those numbers in the hectic world we live in. In this article, we will try to present you with a list of Android apps which can help you deal with this problem and let you focus on more important things in life.

Pageonce

Pageonce is a great money management app which saves you from all the complexity and the fuss of dealing with your expenses. It is a sort of a hub for your money transactions and monthly statements, giving you an easy way to pay all your bills from one, centralized place. Pageonce will also remind you about bills which are due to be paid and even attract your attention to certain transactions on your bank account which the app considers suspicious.

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Checkbox by Digital Life Solutions

The main purpose of this app is to give you confidence in dealing with your purchases and credit card limits. Much like the real-world checkbox, this virtual version helps you manage your purchase history in such a way that you can prevent yourself from exceeding the limit on your account. It will always remind you to deduct your purchases from your account balance – even if the bank statement is late with showing you the real amount of money left for you to spend, you will know where you stand with the help of this awesome app.

Expense Manager by Bishinews

Expense Manager does what it claims to do – it helps you control and organize your everyday expenses, as well as your earnings. Supporting multiple accounts and currencies, this neat little app will make it easy for you to track how much you spent every week, month or year. Receive notifications on payments which are due, view your daily, weekly, monthly or yearly budget and manage recurring payments – all from this highly customizable app. There’s also a couple of extras: a currency converter, credit card and tip calculator and more.

Mint.com Personal Finance

Among the best apps of 2012 according to Google Play, Mint is one of the easiest and most intuitive apps which helps you manage your personal finances. After you make your account and securely connect your bank accounts to it, Mint will take over and automatically organize your budget so that it suits your particular needs. You will have access to your Mint account even if you don’t have your phone with you, because it synchronizes all the data with Mint.com.

EasyMoney Expense Manager

Another in the list of expense manager apps, EasyMoney lets you control all sorts of expenses – money you spend for your travels, shopping and other business and personal purposes. It also lets you calculate your budget for a certain time period and then uses colorful user interface to let you know when you are about to exceed the limits of the budget. EasyMoney also possesses an integrated checkbook manager which helps you not exceed your credit card limit and always be in control of your bank account.

The increasing use of tablet computers and smartphones allows us to be more mobile, accessible, and efficient. These devices allow individuals to organize a calendar, leave a reminder, set an alarm, and do a host of other tasks. However, if individuals want to be more productive during the day, then they will can use five apps to achieve this goal.

Dropbox

This is a cloud storage app that allows users to share files between multiple devices. Users may upload various documents, photos, and even videos to keep in the cloud. The app needs to be installed on your smartphone and on a desktop computer at home or at the office. This allows users to access documents or other files from anywhere Internet access is available. Files will be synched to any connected device automatically. A link to a stored file can be sent via email.

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Apple iWork

The iWork suite from Apple is actually three business apps. There is Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Users can edit a presentation, spreadsheet or document right from the device. Editing can easily be done by using an on-screen keyboard. Another benefit is that files may be saved as a PDF for sharing and viewing on other software programs, such as Microsoft Office. Sharing of files can be done using iCloud or iTunes File Sharing.

GoToMeeting

Meetings that need to be scheduled as a reminder can be done using this app. Multiple users of this app are able to share files that include reports, presentations, and spreadsheets. A user can send an email for a meeting to anyone even if they are not users of the app. This app also includes GoToWebinar you have if a video conference is required. You can conduct a video conference with up to six people on an iPad, an iPhone, and even an Android device.

Evernote

Business owners who need to keep various notes and archive photos or web pages will want to use this app. You can install the app on an iPhone, iPad, and an Android device. A simple search can be done to find information that has been stored. Data that is stored on the app is processed and indexed for you to search from your mobile device or even a desktop computer. There are many ways to use this app to be productive and well-organized. You can easily share notes and other data.

Quickoffice Pro

Users who want a way to quickly edit documents when not at their desktop computer will enjoy having this app installed on their mobile device. The app can be used to create and edit documents for use on a computer with Microsoft Office. There is also a file manager application that allows you to transfer files to Dropbox and other services.

Apps that can be installed on a smartphone or mobile device allow users on the go to easily complete a needed task. This is crucial to meet deadlines or access information when out of the office. If you’re on the road frequently, consider renting a Servcorp virtual office so that any phone calls and mails are taken care of while you’re away.

Written by Beth Gadd