Adam

Rufus really put us on that one.

Number two, Google Tasks.

Y'all changed me.

Google Tasks may have legitimately changed my life.

I will also argue that the simplicity of it has maybe helped me because I remember David Pierce, which we should bring back on again.

I know he mentioned that recently on Threads.

It sounds like he just wants to talk about productivity apps.

That episode did great, so come join us, David.

but like being I just have to type it in every time at this point a third of the time like I just do the task before it even pops up because I typed it in which like in my brain had me remember it it works great with that it works great with just Android Auto being able to like

Remind me, do it in one hour when I get to work with all voice, not hands off the wheel at all.

Andrew Manganielli.

It's changed my life.

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I will ruin you.

And then my number one is the most niche one possible.

But.

As a disc golf player, UDisc is exactly what I was talking about before.

The free version of this app gives you 90% of the things to either find a disc golf course, record your score, do pretty much anything disc golf related.

It is a super cheap sport anyone can do.

If you want to find a course near you, it's on there.