4 Apps: Living with roommates can be an incredible experience. You develop close bonds, learn how to share, become more considerate, and have a lot of fun together. But at the same time, it can be a lot of work. After all, you have to split the chores, pay your bills, share the grocery shopping expenses and so much more. And there’s always that one person who ends up taking on more than their fair share.
If only there was a magical solution that would ensure that you and your roommates in your hostel in Wagholi could make all these decisions a lot more easily. Well, you’re in luck! There are some great apps that you can download to your smartphone to handle all of this a lot easier. Let’s take a look at the best 4 apps that you and your roommates should download.
Splid
Tired of keeping track of how to divide the utility bills? Struggling to remember who paid for your share of takeaway last Friday? Wondering how you always seem to be the one paying for groceries? With Splid, you won’t have to worry about any of this any longer. It’s a simple app that you can use to keep track of all your transactions and contributions. You can choose from over 150 different currencies, and the app even works offline. And if you want to keep track of your expenses in your journal, you can even download a summary in a PDF or Excel format.
Tody
The ultimate chore tracker for roommates, with the Tody app you’ll never have to fight about whose turn it was to empty the dustbin again. You can use this app to assign chores to different roommates, divide up areas of your room, and even set the urgency and deadline of a particular task. Then all you need to do is sync your phones and you’ll be kept up to date on each of your roommates’ progress charts. If what you want is to work smarter rather than harder, Tody is the app for you.
Listonic
When you live with roommates, there are always a tonne of things you want to buy for your room. But when you’re at the store, you never seem to remember exactly which flavour of cereal your roommate likes. Listonic will help you there. It’s an app that allows you to make grocery lists along with your roommate. You can make several lists depending on categories and even update the quantity of the products you want to buy. And since we tend to buy the same items regularly, the app also gives you suggestions based on previous purchases.
TimeTree
One of the first things you probably did after moving into your hostel in Karve Nagar was swap schedules with your roommate. But if you live with multiple roommates or don’t keep a copy of their schedules on your phone, it can be difficult to remember and keep track of everyone’s calendar. Then you’re stuck texting your roommate about their availability every time you want to hang out or invite friends over. TimeTree knows that back-and-forth chat about schedules is not what you want to do with your free time. That’s why it allows you to create a shared schedule calendar and sync your timetables with each other. You and your roommates can then use the app to easily add events, send reminders, or even upload photos. Plus, you can adjust the settings to automatically import data from your Google calendar so you’re saved the step of manually updating your schedule. The perfect solution for busy roommates.
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These were our recommendations for the top four apps that will definitely make living with roommates a lot easier. So, now you can put the time you spend on your phone to good use and allow it to streamline your life.