These apps will help you achieve your New Year's resolutions:

New Year,  new resolutions, new happiness. Even or especially in the New Year, many people make a lot of plans. More exercise, eating healthier, drinking less alcohol or saving towards a certain goal are typical New Year's resolutions. Sometimes it's not the idea, but the implementation that's lacking. In order to be able to stick to New Year's resolutions as best as possible, there are now numerous apps. We will tell you which ones are worth it.

As a rule, the turn of the year is suitable for projects and changes in life. Mostly they are small, but sometimes more radical resolutions. Whether small or large, the only important thing is that you persevere and see things through. You can also use apps to implement your New Year's resolutions. Whether you want to stop smoking, lose weight, keep a better eye on your finances or organize your everyday life better, there are suitable applications for all of these projects.




Stop smoking:

A classic New Year's resolution: quit smoking. Sounds very simple in theory, but in practice it is an impossible task for many people. However, if you want to turn your back on smoking, you can use many helpful apps, most of which go under the title “smoke-free apps”. The biggest differences are in the free and pro versions. Some applications offer a larger range of functions for free, other applications require a paid subscription for even the smallest things.

 In any case, almost all apps show how many cigarettes you haven't smoked since you stopped smoking, how much life you have gained and how much money you have saved. You can also use some specials to further boost motivation. Among other things, you can create wish lists and implement them with the money you save. We recommend these two apps, among others:

Quit now for iOS and Android: 

Clear app that also shows health progress. The free version is sufficient for most users. If you want to avoid advertising and chat with others, you should get a Pro upgrade.

Smoke Free for iOS and Android:

Practical and intuitive app with many functions, even in the free version. Can now also be used free of charge with a prescription from a doctor or psychotherapist.

More organization in life:

It's always worth starting the New Year more organized. Apps that can help you organize your everyday life, your work; university, etc. can be helpful. If you want to plan everything in a structured way, you should use a planner. If you just want to set notes and to-dos, smaller apps are enough to keep your New Year's resolutions.

 Microsoft to do for iOS and Android:

Clear app for creating to-do lists, planning your day, etc.

Pay better attention to finances:

Finances are such a thing. Especially in times of cashless payments, it is easy to lose sight of the overview. It is important to keep a close eye on your account balance and the incoming and outgoing numbers. Various apps can also help here. For example, if you have multiple accounts and insurance policies, you can bundle them together in one app. It is also helpful if you can write down the household finances in an app and always see how income and expenses are flowing.



Money Manager for iOS and Android: 

Budget book app to better structure, plan and view your finances.

 Learn new things and languages:

You should also invest in yourself. This can be particularly helpful at work. But of course it's never a bad idea to keep learning new things. These can be simple, but also quite complex. In any case, there are also many learning apps that offer both free and paid seminars and tutorials. Such e-learning platforms are also cost-effective alternatives to the always expensive correspondence courses, but from which you receive official certificates.

U demy for iOS and Android:

Clear learning app with numerous courses and tutorials. There are many free (but also paid) courses on programming, marketing, lifestyle, etc.

Lose weight and exercise:

Another useful New Year's resolution is to do more exercise. Apps can not only boost motivation, but also provide concrete training plans so that you are not so clueless. If you look around in the stores, you will quickly notice that there are now countless applications. These differ between the sports, the purpose and the fitness level.

 7-minute workout for iOS and Android: 

This app is suitable for getting started. The application is free and offers many different workouts. You can use the app to set the occasion for which you would like to exercise and receive suitable exercises.

Sharing is caring:

Sharing, second-hand etc. have become more and more fashionable in recent years. That's not particularly surprising, because old doesn't necessarily mean "bad" or "unusable". If you want to approach the year more consciously or sustainably, apps for New Year's resolutions can be helpful here too.

 Too Good To Go for iOS and Android:

 In many shops, bakeries, etc. the unsold products are thrown away at the end of the day. To prevent this from happening, you can select a location in the app and buy the products that would normally otherwise be thrown away. As a rule, such bags are offered significantly cheaper than the original purchase price.

Next door for iOS and Android:

Neighborhoods can be very helpful and should actually be maintained. For example, if you need something or have to ask someone for something, you can do it in the next door app. The neighborhood app can be used as a social channel to connect with people in the neighborhood.