The days are getting shorter, it's often uncomfortable outside and there are pumpkins everywhere: With these apps, users get through the autumn well.
Even the corona virus cannot stop the seasons from moving. Autumn is here, with inconsistent weather and shorter days. These apps will help make the most of the situation.
So the rain doesn't surprise you
Colorful leaves and a very special atmosphere: for many people, walks in the woods are simply part of it. So that you are not surprised by the rain during a tour, it is a good idea to take a look at a suitable weather app before setting off. The "RegenRadar" (iOS / Android) is specially designed to quickly see how long it will probably be dry enough to enjoy a walk – and not have to go wet, wet, through the forest.
If you want to document the colorful variety while walking, photo editing apps such as "VSCO: Photo & Video Editor" (iOS / Android) are ideal. In a simple way, users can give their recorded images and clips their own touch, let the colors come into their own or get creative.
And why not learn something at the same time? The "Forest Primer" (iOS / Android) from the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture not only teaches children about the local forest. Among other things, users can hear the contact sounds of a squirrel, find out the height of a tree and learn even more about flora and fauna.
Stay fit and relax
If you don't like to go outside in autumn, you should still keep fit somehow. How about, for example, a yoga class to bring body and mind into shape? Apps such as "Daily Yoga" (iOS / Android) can help. The application is suitable for both beginners and advanced users.
If you also value your health when it comes to nutrition and enjoy eating local vegetables, you should take a look at the "GrünZeit" (iOS / Android) app from the Schleswig-Holstein consumer advice center. There, users can find out at a glance which vegetables and fruits are currently in season.
An evening on the couch
Autumn and the approaching winter are often perfect for a cozy evening on the couch at home. But which film is worthwhile and which film is just a waste of time? Why not listen to tips from others? "Letterboxd" (iOS / Android) is a social network for film lovers, in which users can share their experiences and grade previously viewed works.
A cup of tea goes well with a cozy evening on the couch. Applications like "Mighty Timer" (iOS) and "Tea Cup" (Android) help to make a perfect cup of tea. Depending on the variety selected, the applications indicate recommended temperatures and, via a timer, also specify times for how long a tea should brew.