here are the 10 iPhone apps most used by Jason

Probably like you, I use my iPhone daily on which I have a very large number of applications installed. I still have my few favorites that I clearly couldn't live without. Here is the list of the 10 applications that I used the most in this year 2024.

Yuka

When you want to be careful about what you put in your shopping cart, Yuka is a precious ally. I like the application both for its concept and for son interface claire et intuitive. Don't forget that there are many great alternatives to Yuka on the App Store.

X

I use X for both personal and professional use. The application above all allows me to follow sports news and obviously that of the tech world. X clearly has his faults, but if we ignore that and his opinion of Elon Musk, he remains a very good content aggregator (and not a media strictly speaking).

Live Match

A must-have app for tracking football results and even other sports, although Live Match became known above all thanks to football. You can even go back in time by discovering the results and rankings of your favorite team several decades ago.

TennisTemple

We remain in the field of sport, but this time of the little yellow ball. TennisTemple not only includes tournament schedule and Tennis match resultsbut also news to stay informed. We also find the rankings and even the tournament winnings of the players. Impossible to do without it.

Another application aimed at tennis fans: Live Tennis Rankings. It allows even more advanced monitoring of the rankings of ATP players and WTA players than TennisTemple. You can see the evolution of points won/lost and rankings in real time. There are different filters allowing you to sort by nationality or age. Live Tennis Rakings also offers a tab to follow the players' calendar and tournament tables.

Telegram

Like many people, I first used WhatsApp, which I still have, before migrating to Telegram. The application offers a much deeper level of customization than the Meta appwhich is why I prefer it. I am lucky to have loved ones who have fallen under the spell of Telegram and to be able to rely almost exclusively on the app for my important conversations.

Google Maps

I travel a lot of kilometers by car throughout the year accompanied by Google Maps. The application has almost never disappointed me. In addition to a clear navigation interface, I greatly appreciate being able to find a place without difficulty and access user reviews posted on Google. In addition, Maps is regularly updated.

Yazio

Yazio is an app through which you can track your daily calorie total, just like MyFitnessPal. I tried both before opting for Yazio whose interface I like better. The app also helps you monitor your macronutrient intake. Furthermore, there is an arm-length list of physical activities to enter in the app. You just have to put up with a few ads if you opt for the free version.

Spotify

Among the many apps available on the music streaming market, my favorite is Spotify. In reality, it is mainly a question of habit more than for its functionalities. I've had my library of songs and playlists for several years, so I have no reason to change them at the moment.

Outlook

Being able to access your emails in a few clicks is valuable from both a personal and professional point of view. This is why I couldn't do without Outlook. I don't open the app every hour since notifications allow me to be informed at a glance if an important email arrives, but Outlook remains essential for me. Of course, you have the same functions as the web version, from sending emails to writing drafts, not forgetting the calendar.

That's my top 10, and what is yours?