Computer!Totaal lists the best apps for Android and iOS every month. Whether they’re super handy, solve a big problem, or just have fun, these are the best apps of March.
travel app
For those who regularly go on holiday, travel app an indispensable helper and useful source of information. The app was developed by the national government and contains travel advice about the country you are going to. For example, in the app you will find rules about taking medicines, money or food with you. In addition to information about regulations, you can also convert currencies and units via the app. It is also possible to save purchase receipts for the items you take with you on holiday. This way you avoid confusion when you return.
travel app
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 10 Score 100 
CopyID
When taking out a new subscription, insurance or opening a bank account, a copy of your ID card is often requested. If your ID card falls into the wrong hands, it can cause a lot of problems. The National Office for Identity Data has devised a handy app for this: CopyID† The app lets you mask unnecessary information on your ID and also allows you to add a watermark with a comment for what the copy is for. This way, the person who receives the copy cannot use it for other purposes and the risk of fraud is a bit smaller.
Also read: How the CopyID app works
CopyID
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 10 Score 100
Pikmin Bloom
It is important that we keep moving, especially now that working from home has become more and more a habit. For those who have lost the motivation a bit, Nintendo has developed the game together with Niantic (the makers of Pokémon Go). Pikmin Bloom developed. Pikmin are small vegetable creatures that motivate you to take more steps in a day.
Where Pokémon Go is more of a strategy game, Pikmin Bloom is more of a pedometer that shows you how much you’ve walked at the end of the day. This gives you an overview of your total number of steps and you can add a photo of that day to your diary.
Pikmin Bloom
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 9 Score 90 
crowd source
Would you like to help Google develop their machine learning search systems? Google will then become better and better at recognizing handwriting, audio fragments, images and even emotions.
You can easily help via app crowd source† Choose from one of the categories in the app. You will then be asked whether the information provided is correct. You can also upload your own images to the system and indicate what type of object it is.
Keep in mind that these images are saved as open source images and can be used for anything afterwards. The more people help, the better the systems get at recognizing information through apps like Google Lens.
crowd source
Operating system
android
Price
Free 8 Score 80 
kahoot!
Of kahoot! you can play quizzes and even make them yourself. Through the app you can easily choose a Kahoot and share it with your friends, family or colleagues. All participants can then take the quiz and find out who is the smartest of the bunch. Teachers or real quiz masters can also create their own quiz and share it.
kahoot! is a fun way to playfully learn new things. The app is free for teachers and students, but limited for private and business users. If you do not want any restrictions, you can take out a paid subscription.
kahoot!
Operating system
android
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 9 Score 90
Musicmatch
Do you like to sing along to a song, but don’t know the lyrics? the app Musicmatch has a huge collection of lyrics at its disposal and can let lyrics flow live along with the music.
Via the app you can easily create a link with, for example, YouTube Music, Spotify, Pandora or Apple Music. A nice addition is that song lyrics are also translated live by the app.
Musicmatch
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 9 Score 90
RetroArch Plus
There are numerous emulators available that allow you to emulate old game consoles to play old games on your smartphone. RetroArch is an app that has collected all these emulators so that you can use them from a universal app.
Unfortunately, Apple is a bit stricter on the use of emulators and RetroArch can only be installed by sideloading it. Android users can simply find the app in the Play Store and choose between up to 127 game systems to emulate with their smartphone.
RetroArch Plus
Operating system
android
Price
Free 8 Score 80
HERE WeGo Maps & Navigation
HERE WeGo started out under the name Nokia Maps and was developed for phones like the Nokia Lumia and Nokia N9. Later, Nokia renamed the name HERE Maps and the navigation app also appeared for iOS and Android. Today, the app continues under the name HERE WeGo Maps.
The app was recently updated and offers many useful options. For example, you can now download a map of a region, country or continent, so that you do not immediately get lost when you are offline for a while.
HERE WeGo Maps & Navigation
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 9 Score 90 †