The best Android apps for everyday life in 2021: from “Blossom” to “Rabit”

As every year at this time, Google Play has selected the best apps and games of 2021 for Android. In addition to the proposals chosen by the users themselves after a voting period, the app store selected as winners a total of 15 apps and 20 games spread over several categories.

Then we will stop at the category of best basic apps for everyday life, where Google Play has chosen three free and very different alternatives: from an application to identify and treat plants, to a photo editor, via a tool for acquiring good habits. Let’s see them in detail.

Blossom – Identify plants

With a photo, ‘Blossom’ is able to identify over 1000 plants, flowers, succulents and trees, and from there, offer you information about them, tips and video tutorials to take better care of them. It also allows you to set reminders to receive notification and not to forget to water, fertilize, mist, clean or replant.

It includes a constantly updated blog and a Notes function to monitor the life of your plants on a daily basis with the possibility of adding photos to see how they have changed. “Blossom” is free to download, but offers in-app purchases; the premium version also includes a light meter to find the best location for the plants.

PhotoRoom Studio Photo Editor

From an image, ‘PhotoRoom’ automatically recognizes objects and people so you can remove the background and change it to a new one, correct light and contrast, make a collage or add text, logos, filters or stickers.

The process is very simple: choose an image from your gallery or take a photo from the app, choose a background from the library (more than 1000 models are available), add whatever you want and, once you have the image to your liking, save it or share it on social media. The download is free, but offers purchases; the paid version allows, among other things, to remove the watermark from PhotoRoom, export in high resolution and add logos.

Rabbit – Habit series

If you have decided to change your habits, “Rabit” can give you a hand. You just have to create a routine of constant habits And, every day that you complete them, you’ll get Streak Days that you’ll grow small plants with. Because, according to its creators, a habit is like a plant: it requires perseverance and dedication.

It has a very neat interface (although the Spanish translation is “half”), dark mode and a map of streaks with colors to easily see which days of the month you hit your goals and which didn’t. Like the other two apps, ‘Rabit’ is free to download, but it does offer purchases and in this case it also includes ads. The paid version, among other additional features, allows you to create to-do lists.