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are you looking to be more productive with your iPhone or your iPad we've already given you some productivity apps for iOS but now we have some more I'm Taylor Martin this is PocketNow and here are three more productivity apps for iOS in our last video on Android applications we said new apps pop up each week that's especially true on the App Store but what's even more abundant on iOS are great productivity applications you can't find on Android 2 of the applications we're about to list our iOS exclusives so without any further delay here are three more productivity apps for iOS vesper is a relatively new iOS application that's taking the avid note takers by storm it's a genuinely nice app that's easy to use like many other note taking applications vesper gets all the clutter and noise out of your way and let you focus on what matters most typing out and portent things before you forget them all notes are kept in a single stream but you can drag to rearrange notes in whatever order you want and you can group related notes by using a simple tagging system to remove a note from all notes stream simply drag it to the left and it will be archived you can access the archive from the navigation menu to the left and you can restore or delete archived notes by dragging them to the left once again and choosing your action personalization options aren't also included though you can only change the typography so much size weight and capsule you can also sync your notes using vesper which will certainly be more helpful when the Mac app is released vesper is currently $2.99 in the App Store and although there are many free alternatives the polishing UX in this particular app is awesome another notetaking application worth noting is day one instead of jotting down notes and reminding yourself to do something in the future day one is a journal to help you remember the things you've already done and unlike Vesper which gets all the clutter out of your way day one provides you with all the tools you'll need to recreate those memories in a digital journal it allows you to add current weather and location to your journal entries a photo tags music Clips motion activity and a daily step count so long as you have the iPhone 5s in day one you can also add tags put the list of journal entries in the timeline will always be chronological you can filter by photos started in other metrics you can also view your entries in the calendar view by year or by which stories you've published yes you can publish your journal entries on the web if you so dare day one supports markdown text formatting iCloud or Dropbox Inc and PDF export day one is $4.99 and it's worth every penny if you want to quick fully featured mobile means of documenting the best memories in your life in the last iOS video I talked about fantastical - it's still one of the best iOS calendars out there but there's no denying that at $7.99 it's a little steep for a mobile calendar app even if it does have natural language of an entry fortunately I found an alternative sunrise calendar that is very similar in appearance and feature sets though it admittedly doesn't support natural language entry which is a bummer the UI is very similar in even easier to navigate and it comes with support for reminders from various third-party sources like Evernote TripIt LinkedIn Foursquare and more it also has weather and forecasts built directly into your agenda timeline best of all sunrise calendar is completely free and available via web and Android as well if you have some favorite productivity apps you'd like to share feel free to drop them in a comment below folks thanks for watching if you enjoyed this video and found it helpful be sure to help us out by clicking the thumbs up button below and of course subscribe to the channel to see more videos like this one in the future be sure to follow us in all the usual places twitter facebook and google+ at pocket now I'm Taylor Martin you can find me on twitter at casper tech high we'll see you next time