10 New Android Apps To Check in 2021

Android apps has one of the biggest mobile markets with around 3.45 million applications. There is high competition on the Google Play store and appreneurs are turning world-changing ideas into digital realities to stand out and earn. 

Here are the top 10 Android apps you shouldn’t be missing!

1. AMJ Wellness

AMJ Wellness is a corporate mobile application dedicated to employee fitness and well-being. It shows challenges, diet meals, workout videos, water reminders and so on. The app has a sophisticated black, white, red and grey color palette and exudes classy office vibes. This app has recently launched and enterprise-level corporations are buying it for their office employees. The app is developed recently by an Android app development company called Tekrevol based in Houston, Texas. 

1. TeeMates 

TeeMates is also backed by a unique idea and robust market research. It is a social networking platform dedicated to global golfers. Through this app, these golfers can share their golfing stories, updates, set Tee sessions and most importantly, buy and sell golfing equipment within the app. the app also allows users to make digital payment through multiple alternate methods. Currently the app is free to download and use and the appreneur earns through the sales commissions. 

1. Ether Legends 

Ether Legends is a blockchain-based dApp game that incentivizes users through crypto tokens. It is a trading card game and users are required to connect their game credentials to their meta mask wallets to play and earn. The appreneur has launched his own cards and welcomes other third-part cards too. It is a fusion of blockchain technology and entertainment trends. 

1. Planta 

Planta is one of the trendiest Android and iOS applications for plant care and identification. It is free to download and use but users are required to upgrade to a premium version for customized treatment plans and online consultancy.  

1. Digital Secure 

Digital Secure is a digital privacy and internet security application from telecommunication giant Verizon. The Android app offers robust user experience and allows users to control the internet coverage and utilization of their family. It has a built-in antivirus and malware tracker that protects smartphone devices and computers from malicious attacks and spammy links. 

1. Bookship App

Bookship is a social reading app available for Android. It is fairly new in concept because readers can connect and follow the profiles of their favorite authors, share updates in text groups and so on. The app is free to download and use but offers in-app purchases in form of digital stickers, printable posters and ebooks. 

1. Clima 

Clima is a trending weather application for Android users that uses geolocation, satellite images and radar signals to forecast weather and long-term climatic conditions. The app has social integrations and allows users to share their weather updates and reports on their desired platforms. The app is free to download and use and offers in-app purchases. It has already received an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 on the Google Play store. 

1. Calm

Calm is a popular mental health application and a strong competitor to Headspace. The app has a mood tracker, guided meditation audios and video tracks, tips and tricks for better sleep and so on. With its core focus on anti-stress and anti-anxiety regimes, the app also has free and paid masterclasses from global mental health experts. The app has an average rating of 4.4 on Google Play store and has won popular editor’s choice awards.  

1. Zombies, Run

Zombies Run is a spooky game app. The basic app genre is horror but it is dedicated to health and fitness and tracks the real-time movement of players. While it has a huge global fanbase, the app gets all the more popular during Halloween and fall seasons. From technical standpoint, the app uses Immersive Reality and GPS location and is compatible with wearable devices too. 

1. Sparkpost

Sparkpost is not a new app though but it got trending in 2020 and 2021 when people turned to blogging on Instagram. The app has readymade templates and video options. The app is free to download and use but creates images and videos with a watermark. Users can upgrade to different premium packages to remove the watermark for commercial use of graphics.