Best Android apps in the Google Play Store week 30

In ‘best apps’ we discuss a selection of fun apps that inspire you every time. This time we discuss four very different apps that deal with, among other things, learning habits, discovering new ideas and avoiding traffic fines.

My Screen On

This app has a very clear and simple task, which is to keep your screen active. On many phones, you can only use the screen for a maximum of 10 minutes at a time before you have to unlock it again. That is not at all useful at times when you do not have any hands free, for example when you follow a recipe while cooking. My Screen On does what it’s supposed to do and also exists in widget form. The app is free and comes with ads that you can remove with a one-time payment.

deepstash

Deepstash is a completely free and ad-free platform where you can express your ideas. You can share information that you get from books, articles or other lessons on your profile. On the other hand, you can also follow the ideas of others on a regular basis, and you can also keep the most interesting things in a well-arranged way.

Deepstash allows you to search very specifically based on topics so that you find exactly the information you are looking for. If you like something on Deepstash, you can also easily share it on the well-known social media channels. The app has more than 1 million users.

Radarbot Free

Anyone who thinks of an app to detect speed cameras will immediately think of Flitsmeister. These Spanish developers have developed an alternative that is completely free and does not require an account. The app contains information about fixed speed cameras and mobile speed cameras reported by users. There is also information about tunnel cameras, ANPR cameras and traffic light cameras.

Just like in Flitsmeiser, you hear a sound when you approach a camera, and you can adjust the warning distances yourself. The app is displayed on top of Google Maps and comes with several display options, including a power saving mode. In real-time you can track your current speed and the maximum allowed speed in Radarbot. A graph then provides more insight into your speed during the entire route you have traveled.

Habitica

It can be difficult to get yourself into good habits, but the Habitica app makes it a game. you play with a hero that represents you, and as you succeed in the behavior you want to learn or unlearn, you score points. This allows you to upgrade your hero with armor and weapons. You can even unlock pets and mounts, but if you fail, your hero will lose health points. Finally, Habitica also works as a to-do list for one-off assignments.