Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 7

In ‘best apps’ we discuss a selection of cool apps that can inspire you. This time we bring, among other things, an app that focuses on employee recovery and reintegration processes and a School Diary app that wants to be an alternative to well-known calendar apps such as those from Google or Microsoft.

drum box

The well-known developer Hugo Visser has announced a new app called drumbox. This app is available is not yet available in the Play Store, but you can register here so that you will receive a notification when the app is available. Drumbox combines Visser’s love for making electronic music, drumming and Android. Drumbox has therefore become a fun yet powerful drum synthesizer app that lets you play drums with your fingers. All sounds are fully customizable and generated on the fly. You can watch a sneak peak of the app in the tweets below and here.

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Biocheck

Not being able to say no, working overtime regularly, a busy social life and the constant stimuli of social media. They are all factors that create activity for your body and mind. If this continues for a long time, you will be able to recover less and less well, even at rest. Your energy supplies become exhausted, resulting in (chronic) fatigue and burnout complaints. For these reasons, former Olympian Patrick van Luijk is launching a new app with a human voice today – on Valentine’s Day – that guides and encourages you when you are training or trying to relax. The app focuses on employee fitness, recovery and reintegration processes.

Every morning you measure your breathing and heart rate with the app and heart rate belt. Based on this measurement, the app then calculates your recovery capacity for that day. The app then includes this recovery capacity in the calculations to ensure that you exercise exactly within the ideal values ​​for you that day. If you are going to train that day, you can use the app to train exactly at your own pace and within your personal capacity for that day. This way you build up your fitness and energy step by step.

The new BioCheck app also has a built-in human companion; a (human) voice that guides you during your training sessions and gives tips and tricks once you have taken your rest measurements. In addition, nudges (small incentives) are built into the app to help participants trigger in areas such as breathing, sleep, movement, but also nutrition. Training schedules (for 10 km, the half marathon and the full marathon) will also be available shortly. Do you also want to use BioCheck? Then ask your employer about the possibilities.

School Diary – Timetable & Homework

The School Diary app aims to be the alternative to well-known calendar apps like Google or Microsoft, and the developers do that by specifically addressing student needs. The app does even more than the standard things you expect from a regular agenda. You know: collecting the tasks, scheduling events and setting reminders.

In School Agenda you can also fill in your class schedule so that you can find at a glance what is on the program every day and in which room you are expected. You also enter the results of your tests and tasks, which gives you a better idea of ​​the score you can expect at the end of the year. The app automatically calculates the averages.

Just Draw It! – Route planner & distance finder

There are plenty of apps that allow you to create and save routes, but ‘Just Draw It!’ features user-friendliness as an asset. Sometimes it can be quite inconvenient to map out a route, especially in a smartphone app or in cities with lots of winding roads. In Just Draw it! you can just draw the road and that works for both roads and paths. The maps in question of this app are provided by Google Maps and OpenStreetMap

More apps!

You will find a every Monday on Androidworld Best apps of the week and every Sunday we discuss an app in our section App of the week† If you are looking for fun apps, then you have come to the right place at Androidworld. Search our large database of apps using the links below.