Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 22

In ‘best apps’ we discuss a selection of fun apps that inspire you every time. This time we discuss four very different apps, including one that provides information about special cars in the Netherlands and one that helps you keep your plants alive. We dive right in.

License plate Wiki

Car spotters will be completely enthusiastic about the renewed Kenteken Wiki. You can get more information about remarkable and exclusive cars based on the license plate. This concerns information that is released by the APK and RDW, such as: the make and type of car, the year of manufacture, the new price and the power of the engine. You can find more detailed information yourself, such as the original color of the car together with any defects that have been identified in the past and the economy label. If there are photos available from autospot sites, you will immediately find them.

CountThings from Photos

This app is incredibly simple, but oh so smart. You take a photo and everything that appears on the screen is counted. Suppose you throw a whole box full of marbles on the table and you take a clear photo, then this app can say exactly how many marbles there are. The number can then be displayed on the photo with a template down choice. You can then save the images in the cloud or locally and you can also export the data itself. Keep in mind that this app works with subscriptions, although you can test it for free for seven days.

CapCut

CapCut wants to make video editing fast and efficient. With only a few actions you will quickly get a nice result in this app. You can cut your videos, change the playback speed and add text. you can even get creative with stickers and effects. You can then decorate the video with a nice song, and you can also find it in this app.

planta

Taking care of plants is like a whole responsibility that rests on your shoulders. If you don’t do it right, lives are quickly at stake. Often your plants die from drought due to neglect, but on top of that, overwatering can often be fatal even faster. To give our green friends more chances of survival, there is Planta.

In the app you can look up what kind of plant you have, and the app also takes into account the ambient light, i.e. the place where your plant is. Then you simply get notifications telling you when to pour. There are also extensive manuals that tell you in detail how to care for your plant, but let’s face it, you probably won’t read them. Finally, the app also gives recommendations on the types of plants that are most suitable for you, so you will learn everything about cacti and succulents.