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I use Reelit.io whenever I need to save Reels in HD. It’s free, fast, and doesn’t leave any watermark on the video.
I use the Meta Business Suite mobile app to plan and schedule posts ahead of time. It’s user-friendly and saves a ton of time every week.
WhatsApp often keeps local backups for up to 7 days. If your deleted chats fall within that window, you might be able to restore them by reinstalling WhatsApp.
InstaUsername is my personal favorite. It’s tailored for Instagram and always gives fresh, stylish handle ideas that actually sound trendy—not like random gibberish. Really helpful if you want something modern.
Regular updates might seem annoying, but they’re essential. I always install Windows and app updates as soon as they’re available. A lot of malware exploits old vulnerabilities that updates patch.
One of the best features I use is commenting and tagging on Google Docs and Sheets. You can tag teammates with “@name” and leave feedback right next to the content you’re discussing. It makes team communication so much smoother and eliminates endless chat messages.
For iPhones, Quick Start allows you to wirelessly transfer all your apps, settings, and data from the old iPhone to the new one during setup.
One of my essentials is Grammarly. It checks spelling, grammar, and even tone as you type across websites like Gmail, Google Docs, and LinkedIn. It’s especially helpful for writing work emails or blog posts quickly without errors.
I always turn on dark mode and limit push notifications. My battery life improved by a few hours just by doing this. Keeping screen brightness low also helps a lot in my case.
What helped me most was switching to a lightweight antivirus and disabling background syncing of OneDrive. My system became a lot more responsive just with these two steps.
Kaspersky Security Cloud has been working really well for me. It’s not heavy, and I’ve never had performance issues. Their malware detection rate is consistently top-tier in independent tests.