Computer!Totaal lists the best apps for Android and iOS every month. Whether super handy, solving a big problem, or just having fun, these are November’s best apps.
chiff
You can of course use the password manager from Apple or Google on your iPhone or Android device, but if you work on multiple systems, you are stuck with a paid password manager. chiff is free to use and works a bit like the DigiD app. You install a browser extension and insert all your passwords from websites once by visiting them with your internet program. If you later want to log in somewhere, you will receive a notification from the browser extension, after which you can log in with your fingerprint on your smartphone.
chiff
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 10 Score 100 
Vrank
Normally it is distracting to have your smartphone in your hand during a conversation, but sometimes it is difficult to keep a conversation going or you simply don’t have anything to talk about. For these moments there is Vrank. The app provides a digital card set for every situation with potential questions and topics that you can use during the conversation. Of course you don’t have to use the app during a date or a progress meeting at work, you can also get some inspiration beforehand or view topics that you could cover. The app is made in the Netherlands.
Vrank
Operating system
iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 8 Score 80 
Seterra Geography
Seterra Geography is an app that helps you boost your topography knowledge. It is somewhere between an encyclopedia and a game. You can play all kinds of quizzes via the app. Choose which continent and what kind of information you want to learn more about. For example, you can choose from countries, capitals, natural features or flags. Choose learn to prepare or for play if you think you can handle the quiz already. The app has been completely free to use for some time now. It is also nice that you can keep scores in the app.
Seterra Geography
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free 10 Score 100
deepstash
finished learning? Then install deepstash and learn new things. The ideas the app gives you are all displayed on a small virtual card, so you can quickly scan to see if the theme is of interest to you. Some cards don’t necessarily give you new things to learn, but they do provide insight into topics you may not have thought about before. The app is mainly aimed at developers, marketing experts and product managers, because you will find many work-related themes there.
deepstash
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 9 Score 90 
Cibo – Visual Menu Translator
If you want to decipher a menu abroad, you can of course retype texts in a translation app or use the scan function of Google Translate. The Dutch app Cibo does just that little bit more. The app scans the name of a dish and then shows you not only the translation, but also some pictures of what this dish looks like. Swipe left or right to switch between the different dishes on the menu. The sun rises for nothing and that also applies to Cibo. After 25 free scans you have to buy the app for a one-time amount of 1.99 euros.
Cibo – Visual Menu Translator
Operating system
iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 8 Score 80
greenr
A better environment starts with yourself. Of greenr you get an overview of your carbon footprint and how you can improve it. Indicate how often you use the car or plane and what you eat per day. You can then see in your dashboard how many kilos of CO₂ you use. You immediately see where you are going wrong and which foods or trips you should avoid. The only drawback: you have to specify food per gram, and the exact amount is often difficult to estimate without a scale.
greenr
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 8 Score 80
camo
If you use a desktop computer, but want to be able to make video calls every now and then, you can camo be a good solution. With this app you can use an old smartphone as a webcam. Install the app on your smartphone and connect it to your computer. On your computer you have to install the host software and with that you can change all kinds of settings. Your smartphone camera can now also simply be selected within programs such as Zoom.
camo
Operating system
Android, iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 10 Score 100
metronaut
metronaut Not only does it have thousands of scores in its database, the app can play accompanying instruments while practicing and slow down the arrangement if necessary. It is possible to buy scores per piece, in which case you pay 4.99 euros per time. But it is smarter to take out a subscription that gives you access to all scores. This costs 53.99 euros per year or 12.49 euros for one month. The app can be used for all kinds of instruments, including piano, guitar, violin and even vocals.
metronaut
Operating system
iOS
Price
Free (+ in-app purchases) 9 Score 90 .