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    Due — super fast reminders, reusable egg timers

    by Phocus LLP

    Due has an incredibly beautiful user interface that is complete with what you need in a to-do app. Setting up tasks and reminders is simple, and is easily done in a couple of taps. Reminders can be "snoozed" for later, recycled, changed to recurring, and moved to a different date. Doing any of these actions is easily accessed by tapping on an item, which will reveal the action tray underneath it. In addition to tasks and reminders, Due also supports timers, so it's killing two birds with one stone. There is also Dropbox syncing, and integration with Agenda Calendar. This app is just beautiful and incredibly useful for tasks and timers, so make sure to have this one on your iPad!

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    CalenGoo (sync with Google Calendar™)

    by Dominique Andr Gunia

    To be a truly organized person, you must maintain an up-to-date calendar. You can do this through a variety of apps, including the built-in calendar. Your calendar ensures that you do not forget about appointments. Most calendars allow you to set reminders to make sure you are on top of your appointments. Using Google calendars allows you to have seamless syncing between your different devices. CalenGoo is one of the best Google calendar based apps. If you can’t trust your calendar, it is no good. Use Google calendars and have the assurance your info is right. Whether you use CalenGoo or the built-in calendar, start to get organized today by maintaining a calendar.

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    OmniFocus for iPad

    by The Omni Group

    A big part of any organizational system is a to do list app. OmniFocus goes beyond the basic to do list app and provides a full Getting Things Done workspace. We would recommend picking up David Allen’s Getting Things Done book to learn about this unique system of staying organized and on top of your projects. Having a game plan for the day will help you stay organized, get things done, and at the end of the day feel accomplished. Whether you use OmniFocus or another to do list app, start your morning off right by making a to do list for things you want to finish this day.

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    TimeTrackerHD

    by Reflare

    As you are working on your tasks it is important to not spend too much time on any one project. You may find that you are wasting time on a rat hole that gets you no where. Time Tracker apps such as this one will help you keep an eye on how much time you are spending on any one task. It is also a good idea to monitor how much time you are spending on work versus time with family and other areas of your life. An organized person is a balanced person. Make time for all of the different areas in your life that are valuable to you. Don’t let time control you. Be the master of time and have control over your life with apps like this one.

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    Mint.com Personal Finance – manage your money, budgets, expenses and bills

    by Mint.com

    Your finances need to be just as organized as the other parts of your life. Mint is an app that integrates with a web service that collects what you spend money on. The service is backed by Intuit, known for their Quicken software. You basically link your bank accounts with this service and it will analyze what you spend your money on. The linking is as secure as your bank’s very own website and you should not worry about security too much. Mint has been well-established and is a trusted place to keep an eye on your accounts. You can set up budgets and other organizational things within the Mint website and app. We recommend Mint because it keeps you organized with almost no interaction. It is an iPhone app, but it works well on the iPad.

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    Amazon Mobile

    by AMZN Mobile LLC

    Now that your finances are organized, you’ll be able to afford giving some gifts. Get organized with your gift giving on Amazon.com. The apps for the iPad and iPhone unfortunately don’t directly support the wonderful Gift Organizer feature on the website. You can add items to a wish list and later move them on the website to the appropriate people. The great thing about using Amazon is the amazing selection, often the best prices, and free shipping for the majority of the items. If you are a Prime member you can get two day shipping at no additional cost (besides the cost of the Prime membership). When you are out and about with someone and they mention something they want, it is pretty easy to grab your iPhone or iPad and find that item and save it later for a nice gift. There are some iPhone apps designed especially for organizing your gift giving, but we found the Amazon app and service a better holistic solution.

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    TripIt - Travel Organizer (no ads)

    by TripIt

    Now that you have your finances under control, not only will you be able to give gifts, but also go on trips! TripIt is the ultimate travel organizer. It is similar to Mint in the fact that you don’t need to manually enter a bunch of information. The service works by reading through emails that you forward to the service. It will add the appropriate data to the app and create a smart agenda. TripIt is an essential organizational tool and a must have for those that want to go on a stress-free trip.

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    Evernote

    by Evernote

    While on your trip and even while at home, you’ll want to organize your random bits of information. These include notes, voice memos, and even important pictures. Evernote is one of the most effective note organization/syncing solutions out there. It is a free service supported on a variety of different devices and operating systems. The sync is flawless, and your notes can be location tagged. This is especially useful when traveling. A nice map view will show you where you actually took new notes. Imagine driving past a cool place you want to go back to and firing up Evernote to make a location note of this great place. The uses of Evernote are endless. Get organized with your random bits of info today with Evernote.

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    Dropbox

    by Dropbox

    What about having your files organized? What can be done to ensure that files you are working on one computer are accessible on another or even your iPad or iPhone? Well, Dropbox is here to the rescue. Dropbox is the ultimate file organizer and syncing solution for your computing life. Simply add a file to your Dropbox account and it will be instantly pushed out to your computers and mobile devices. It just works and is a must-have for those that want to organize their files.

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    Sticky Notes for iPad

    by tewks

    Many may find sticky notes to be counter-productive, but some people just need them to stay organized. Often they are random reminders that are out of the ordinary requests. There are a few apps that replicate this experience on the iPad. Sticky Notes for iPad is one of the best. It is basically a cork board of different sticky notes. This would be incredibly helpful if you had an extra iPad you could devote full time to being your sticky board. Whether you use physical or digital stickies you’ll be glad you used something.

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    myMemoir

    by Simon Mendoza

    From the random sticky notes now comes the well thought out process of journaling. Journaling is something that many have stopped doing in this new fast paced world. At the end of the day it is critical to organize your thoughts. Organizing your thoughts is beneficial to you on many levels. These include providing your mind a bit of peace and rest, helping you remember things you might have otherwise forgotten, and a myriad of other benefits. MyMemoir is one of the best journaling apps available for the iPad. There are other options available, but we are very fond of this one and it is a great app to organize your thoughts before ending your day.

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    Habits Pro (Tasks, Goals, Habit Tracker)

    by Track & Share Apps, LLC

    Good habits will help you become an organized person. There are habits involved with becoming organized. Waking up each morning and getting your to dos ready for the day is a habit. Keeping track of your time is a habit. Maintaining a good calendar is a habit. Keeping to a budget with using tools like Mint is a habit. Ending the day with a journal reflecting on how you did this day is a habit. There are tons of habits that you must put in place to become an organized person. This app will help you start these habits and help you become that organized person you have always wanted to become!