5 Best Android Apps You Must Try in March 2024

February ended with a leap day. As March 2024 rolled out, we got ready to find a few more useful Android apps that our readers must try. After scouting a few platforms, taking recommendations from our readers, and beyond, we came up with these five best Android apps curated for you this month. 

These apps are focused on supercharging your knowledge and making you feel stand out amongst the crowd. There’s an ad-blocker that works system-wide, a Wiki app that churns random bits over the internet sparking your interest in varied topics. Let’s dig into these apps without any further ado.

Imprint: Learn Visually

Google awarded this app as “Best of 2023” and it does show. The app is a visual guide to the world allowing you to improve your knowledge back but with impeccable stunning visuals. From finance to business to science, to technology, the app tends to explain complex concepts with visuals that you can understand without scratching your head. 

The app is packed with quick reads like ‘NFTs: a Visual Guide’, and ‘You Are What Your Gut Bacteria Eat’ among others. There are some courses, best-selling books, and more than you can unlock at will.

Download: Imprint: Learn Visually

Blinkist

Reading a book can be transformative and rewarding, however, it also means spending a few minutes or maybe hours every day reading a novel or any book end-to-end. Presenting Blinkist, an all-powerful app that brings 6,500 books in the form of summaries in text or audio. It only takes 15 minutes to go through a book with all the core concepts and understandings intact. 

Scout your favorites from a tonne of different categories, curate your spaces, and get personalized recommendations on your consumption and beyond. You also get expert-curated audio guides and more than 27 categories to explore and find a beat that vibes with you.

Download: Blinkist

WikiGo

Supercharge your general knowledge with WikiGo. It’s the same Wikipedia but every time you hit search, it brings up a random Wiki Page. Learning new things is made easy with WikiGo as you can find more about a topic you like and that’s all happening pretty randomly. As Wikipedia is a trove of topics, you won’t ever run out of topics to consume. It’s like Instagram reels but instead of visual and sometimes cringy content, you get to brush up your knowledge and learn something of superior intellect.

Download: WikiGo

BuzzKill

Notifications on the phone are annoying, hands down. They can buzz in at any time and in fact, even when you expect them the least. With BuzzKill, you can bid goodbye to notifications. The app quiets notifications when someone is messaging you in quick succession. You can dismiss any notifications as you want. There’s a snooze button that sends you notifications in batches at your preferred schedule. 

Buzzkill is a premium app for your notifications. In case you accidentally delete a notification, you can bring it back with the ‘Undo’ feature. The app is getting better with each update so I guess you don’t want to miss it if you want to get rid of notifications. Regain access to your life in the pre-notifications era with BuzzKill.

Download: BuzzKill

Trail Sense

If you a cyclist or a hiker or someone who likes being outdoors, Trail Sense is an app for you. The app lets you find your direction using your phone without needing an internet connection. It works offline, uses the various sensors mounted on your phone to find your direction on the compass. It also has a digital beacon system that you can put on-trek to ensure your way back home is safe and using the points you plotted earlier.

Trail Sense has featured like sunset alerts, flashlight, weather prediction using barometer sensor, photo as a map and more.

Download: Trail Sense

Parting Words

And that’s where we conclude our take on the 5 best Android apps you must try in March 2024. Let us know how these apps (or any other from our previous listicles) helped make your day a tad bit easier.

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