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    My 15 Best Apps for Entrepreneurs and 'Gigpreneurs'

    by Marguerita M. Cheng, CFP®, CEO, Blue Ocean Global Wealth Sep 26, 2018 5 minutes

    Entrepreneurs and "gigpreneurs" have so many different tasks to perform on a daily basis that it can get overwhelming. Fortunately, a wide range of mobile apps can help us stay organized and focused and communicate with our team.

    These are my 15 best apps for entrepreneurs and gigpreneurs.

    Staying Organized

    As an entrepreneur or gigpreneur -- an entrepreneur working independently in the gig economy -- nothing is more important than staying ahead of things. These apps help you do just that.

    Evernote

    Evernote is probably the most popular note-taking app of all. It allows you to collect and organize all your thoughts and ideas in different formats and keep everything in one place. You can attach images, scan documents and share your notes with key members of your team.

    CamCard

    With the CamCard business card reader you can manage all your business cards with ease. It's the perfect app for business

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