Justin Pot

There are too many things on the internet to read at once. Read-it-later apps let you set aside articles or sites, download them to read at your convenience, and even organize them for research.

To-do lists don't need to be complicated—plenty of people use a pen and paper for the job without any problem. And yet a new to-do list app seems to come out every day.

Two-thirds of people use some kind of automation software, according to a recent Zapier report. Of the remaining people who don't, 33 percent say they just can't imagine how it could be useful to them right now. I used to be one of those people.

Passwords are terrible. They're either too easy to guess or impossible to remember, and using the same one everywhere is practically inviting hackers to take down all of your accounts at once. Which is why password managers are a good idea.