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8 New Apps You Should Know

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8 New Apps You Should Know
Instead of wading through the massive amount of new app releases searching for a few diamonds in the rough, just let us be your guide. This is a collection of our favorite new apps for both iOS and Android for your downloading pleasure.



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Brewswap

Outside of the questionable legality of mailing “live yeast samples” across the country, swapping craft beer with other aficionados is the only way you’re going to get all those whales and limited releases that just aren’t distributed where you live. The recently launched Brewswap app gives you access to a Tinder-esque system where you get to swipe right on the beers you want and get matched with someone looking to trade for something from your stash. It’s a fantastic alternative to all the social media groups and forums, and frankly, something that should have existed ages ago.
iOS



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Dropbox Paper

There are plenty of fantastic note-taking and collaboration apps out there that we’re all either still using or experimenting with, but they all suffered from one fatal flaw: syncing with existing files. Dropbox Paper syncs with team members across multiple devices and locations while giving them access to collaborative documents that work with images, tables, tasks and even code. Most importantly, it is ridiculously easy to embed files already stored in Dropbox, so you don’t have to have multiple solutions for storage and collaboration.
iOS Android



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Nike+

Sneakerheads, rejoice! Nike just launched an all new Nike+ app designed to give you everything you want from the Swoosh in one place. Product releases and events reserved just for you. A personalized Nike shop. Direct access to Nike+ experts. Stories, training and coaching tips from Nike athletes, coaches and master trainers. Activity, order and purchase tracking, along with receipt-free returns. If you’re always anxiously awaiting the next drop from Nike, you need Nike+.
iOS Android



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The Awesomer

If there’s any place you should be checking for the latest cool releases when you’re not on Cool Material, it’s The Awesomer. The Awesomer curates a great selection of awesome things ranging from gadgets and gear to video games and funny videos. They just launched an iPhone and Android app that puts all of that awesome stuff right at your finger tips without having to deal with a mobile browser.
iOS Android



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GoldenHour.One

GoldenHour.One (GHO) is an app designed and built to track the golden hour (that period shortly after sunrise or before sunset when lighting is magical) and tell you when and where you need to be to capture supremely majestic photos. You can use GHO to track both golden and blue hours anywhere in the world, get weather forecasts, map the best spots, find the direction of sun with compass mode and even save your favorite spots for future use.
iOS



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The Liquor Cabinet

After spending some time with The Liquor Cabinet, we’re inclined to agree with their statement that it’s “everything you need to know about spirits and cocktails in one beautiful app.” Between the curated library of cocktail recipes curated and tested by the former Beverage Director of Brooklyn’s famed Maison Premiere and the comprehensive index of bottles, to the stories behind the cocktails and bottles, The Liquor Cabinet is part digital bar and part bar butler with all the experience and stories of a seasoned bartender.
iOS



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Reigns

If you’re looking for a way to kill some time, why not sit on the throne and rule a medieval kingdom in the meantime? In Reigns, you have to survive an almost never-ending series of encounters with peasants, allies, advisors and enemies by making decisions based on swipe left or right. Each decision you make has implications as the game goes on, so you need to choose carefully or your entire dynasty could be at risk. It’s a fantastic game for conference calls, public transportation and all those other times you’re not busy catching Pokemon.
iOS Android



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SevenDays

SevenDays is a weekly planning app that exists somewhere between a full-fledged calendar and tasks app. It’s designed to help you plan for the things that you don’t necessarily need specific time reminders for like watering the plants, fitting in a some exercise and getting a hair cut. SevenDays also includes a widget that makes it easy to access your daily plans regardless of what other app you were using when you suddenly feel like there’s something you forgot to do.
iOS

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