There’s no doubt the iPhone can make you more productive when you’re away from your computer. You can schedule meetings, sign documents, and manage all your projects on the go. But which apps, in particular, should you have on your iPhone to get more done?

We take our smartphones everywhere we go, and with their powerful processors and LTE connectivity, they can be indispensable as personal assistants and productivity aids. So if you aim to get more done on the go, adding some apps to your mobile device can be a step in the right direction.

After evaluating and testing dozens of iOS productivity apps, these are the ones we think will help your productivity most.

The Best Productivity Apps for iPhone

10. Dropbox

One of the best and most popular services that gave birth to the cloud storage boom, Dropbox is the go-to solution for many people’s cloud storage and sharing needs. At its core, Dropbox is an online storage locker for your files, documents, photos and other data that you can access anywhere (as well as download for offline access.

9. Slack

Slacks take conventional instant messaging to make a more functional group messaging and coordination tool. Slack covers your IM basics with real-time messaging synced across devices. It also supports file sharing and direct and group messaging tools. In addition, the app features a system of chat channels, allowing you to set up subgroups for a task or topic-oriented discussions quickly.

8. Trello

Trello is a highly customizable digital bulletin board that you can use to set up anything from to-do lists, tasks, notes, etc. Users create “lists,” which are dynamic containers that can be filled with “cards.” These can be anything from tasks, notes, ideas, pictures and more, which you can then drag and drop up and down the line or move to other lists. This can be shared with other users, with provisions for creating new cards, adding comments, and assigning tasks.

7. Google Drive

Google’s cloud storage service, Drive, serves as a great productivity aid due to its integration with the rest of the Google ecosystem. Users can easily upload and download any file, and efficient file sharing and collaboration features let you work on shared projects collaboratively. In addition, easy configuration of sharing settings, folder structure, quick access to recent files and details, and built-in viewing of documents, PDFs, photos, and videos make for a versatile cloud storage tool whatever mobile OS you use.

6. Edison Mail

Edison Mail is an all-in-one mobile email app that supports various email clients while also bundling in a handy intelligent assistant and many helpful mail management features. The app offers configurable swipe controls, auto-sorting of email by categories, and a handy bulk unsubscribes feature to help you get off spammy mailing lists. Real-time travel notifications immediately alert you to any travel-related messages, such as flight delays or gate changes. The package tracking system searches for tracking codes a t, a thing of the past.

5. Accompany

Accompany brings together calendar and contact management features so you can up your meeting prep A-game. Sign up for the service with your work email account, and Accompany turns itself into your mobile chief of staff, assembling detailed profiles for people and companies in your upcoming events and meetings, all of which you can look upon the fly or consult in an Executive Briefing emailed to you the night before the event. In addition, you can look up your last communications with contacts, their social media posts, or news stories featuring them, as well as company profiles, financial reports, and news, meaning you’ll never come unprepared.

4. IFTT

If you find yourself wasting a lot of time with repetitive internet tasks or want to automate tasks on your phone, try IFTTT. The app comes with various pre-built “applets” that automate tasks like backing up photos to cloud accounts, messaging your roommate or family if you’re near the grocery, or having your intelligent lights turn themselves on when you return home from work. In addition to the pre-built applets, Users can also build custom tasks from these applets and services, combining multiple tasks and triggers in an “If This, Then That” structure (from which the app takes its name.

3. Notion

Notion uses artificial intelligence to help make sense of your email inbox. Notion’s algorithms consider your email history, learning which messages are essential and highlighting them in your inbox for easy reference, while a Radar feature zeroes in on the news that could use urgent replies for maximum productivity. In addition to its search features, customizable notifications, and swipe controls that you can personalize, Notion also includes an Alexa skill that allows you to listen to important emails and organize your messages through Amazon’s innovative speaker system. Notion supports Gmail, G Suite, Office 365 and IMAP email services.

2. Hours

Keeping track of and logging your working hours, shifts, and schedules can be a headache. Enter Hours is a handy iOS time-tracking utility with a visual timeline, helpful reminders, and other tools to log in your work hours with minimal hassle. Users can set notifications; quickly stop, start, and change timers; set rounding rules for time logging; view tracked hours on a calendar; and track time by client, project, and task.

1. Just Press Record

Just Press Record is versatile one-tap recording software for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch that includes several handy features like built-in transcription for easy note-taking. In addition, users can record from a lock screen, notification widget, or long click on the app icon. (If you have one of Apple’s smartwatches, there’s also an Apple Watch Complication for Just Press Record.)

The app can transcribe speech in various languages and with spoken punctuation commands. Recordings are categorized by date and time, and they can be renamed manually. You may also use the transcripts to search through recordings for specific terms. Transcriptions and recordings are synced to iCloud and can be shared with various apps.