Productivity, Tech Reviews

What's on my iPad 2022

Do you ever feel just a little bit nosy, wanting to know what apps your friends or favorite influencers are using? If so, you’ll love today’s post where we do a deep dive into everything on my iPad. We’ll start out with what you can find on my home screen and then we’ll move on to my various folders from games, food, business, entertainment, and more. And just for reference, I’m using the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

Let’s get into it!

As you’re reading this post, feel free to follow along with the video, in case you want to visually see all of the apps that I’m referencing or want extra details!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gwmwF7kwds&t=2s

Homescreen (most-used apps)

Starting off, I use a gradient wallpaper from Pinterest and if you like my style, you can find free wallpapers over on my website. All of the widgets you can see are just photo widgets using the widgetsmith app and then I just upload a Pinterest photo to them.

You can see more about how I do that in the videos, Customize Your iPad and 2022 Prep. Or, on my TikTok as well.

First up, I have three shortcuts for the planners that I use most and I use digital planners using the Goodnotes app.

The first shortcut is my 2022 planner. It’s a typical yearly planner.

The next is my weekly dashboard which is the perfect way to plan out your week. You can also see this in the video called my Sunday reset vlog.

Then, my third shortcut is for my vision boards so that I can easily access them when I need a little dose of inspiration.

Goodnotes: I love using Goodnotes and it’s definitely my favorite notetaking app.

Spotify: This is the app I use to listen to all of my music.

Canva: is a design app. You can easily use this to lay out your Instagram feed and brainstorm ideas. Canva is great for any graphics that you might need to make and it’s so user-friendly even if you have zero design experience.

Pinterest: is great for inspiration for anything that you’re doing, whether you’re a creator or looking to re-do your home office.

Procreate: is a drawing app for the iPad and it’s my personal favorite, it’s $10. I also have a beginner's guide to procreate video if you are interested in checking that out.

Flipclock: This is the aesthetic-looking clock that you might see on my social media or YouTube videos!

Behance: This app is like Pinterest for graphic design. Beautiful graphics and fonts and gradients.

Notion: is an all-in-one notetaking and planning app. You can also check out my video all about Notion here.

Spark: is an email app that organizes your emails and it puts all of the newsletters in one so I can easily bulk delete them.

Now, we’ll move on to some other categories. Most of these apps are pretty self-explanatory but if you’re interested in learning more about the app or want to try it out yourself, you can click the links below.

Utility Apps

MD clock: This is another clock app.