These five mobile apps will turn your office commute easy and productive

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These five mobile apps will turn your office commute easy and productive
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  • Indians spend over two hours in commute everyday — accounting for 7% of their day.
  • A recent report highlights that Indians suffer from stress ensuing from long commutes.
Indians spend over two hours in commute everyday — accounting for 7% of their day. And the worst of all days is Monday which has the highest average commute time, according to a survey by MoveInSync.

From train travel to bus rides, travel takes away a significant portion of the day. A recent report highlights that Indians suffer from stress ensuing from long commutes.

Here are the five apps that will make your travel more productive.
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1. Ridlr

For people living in the metropolitan cities, it is daunting to decide on the mode of transport for work everyday. Ridlr is a mobile application that helps with public transit data and routes via bus, train and metro among others. This can help to decide which route to take to the office and also allows to buy tickets online.
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The app covers over 19 cities in India including smaller cities like Bhopal.

2. Microsoft To-Do

While in travel, managing the daily tasks and office work can help organise better. Microsoft’s To-Do lets the user create daily lists along with providing suggestions on what to prioritise and sync across multiple devices.

3. HubSpot

With the growing ‘always on’ work culture, mobile and desktop applications play an important role to manage work when away from the desk.
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Depending on the nature of work, the HubSpot mobile application collates the important metrics on its platform — email performance, sales deals, blog metrics — that can help to track performance, schedule tasks.

4. Duolingo

Learning new things can make travel more productive. Duolingo is a free mobile platform that offers to learn over 30 languages— Spanish, French and others. The app teaches the selected language along with practice sessions to brush up later.

5. Kindle

Kindle can be the most efficient way to utilise the time on commute for reading enthusiasts. It is a mobile platform that allows to select and download ebooks that can be accessed without an internet connectivity.
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