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I recommend checking out /r/android as well as this post.

Bacon Reader is pretty good Reddit app. I can't remember the name of the other popular one.

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Evernote is fantastic.

GasBuddy is nice if you're travelling.

NovaLauncher is a good way to be able to spruce up your theme.

Themer is more user friendly but less flexible and has some really cool themes.

Spaceteam is an awesome multiplayer game that you can play with people over bluetooth or wifi and it cross iOS too I think.

I don't really have that many crazy apps.

I really like List- Daily Success Checklist. It got me to form the habit of flossing!

I was looking for the same.

Daily checklist is ugly as sin (it's impressively ugly) but is free and does the job for me. Tasks can be set to be daily or you can pick days. Divide tasks by goals. And gives you stats on achievement rates.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dancingdroid.dailysuccess

Daily Checklist does what you want.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dancingdroid.dailysuccess

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dancingdroid.dailysuccess

I'm on Android, and the one I use is List: Daily Checklist, but there are many others that are similar.

I have the same problem. Here are some suggestions that may work.

• Try meditation. You can find short guided meditations on YouTube. Here are some: One, two, three. Insight Timer is a good app for meditation, too; Xhalr is a website for controlling your breathing.
• Writing in a diary sometimes helps. For both the meditation and the diary, I recommend using an app to help you remember. Someone else just recommended the List:Daily Checklist app, and it's helped me a lot.
• I run almost every day. It's what keeps me sane. If you are on medication, make sure you consult a doctor regarding an exercise schedule. Also, if you don't have time for exercise, walking 10 minutes a day, three times a day (morning, noon, evening), is also beneficial.
• Make a list of things you enjoy. When your mind starts going down the rabbit hole, say to yourself, "STOP." (I have to add that medication has tremendously helped with my ability to do this, when I remember!) Then direct your attention elsewhere to something you enjoy.
• In addition to the above point, I really recommend going outside. A lot of times I find that my mind becomes squirrely when I'm in my house (or other place) for too long. Going outside once every hour, or getting up and walking around, helps this.
• Do you have pets? Getting up and paying attention to your pets is also a stress reliever.

Obviously this isn't a comprehensive list. I'm currently reading a book about CBT techniques. The wiki also has some CBT suggestions.

You are not the only one who suffers from this. You are not alone. We all want to be normal - whatever that is. Please remember that. :)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dancingdroid.dailysuccess