13 Essential Apps Every Female Should Have for Wellbeing

In a world overflowing with digital distractions, I’ve come to realize that what’s on your phone can deeply impact your health, happiness, and holistic wealth. Not just your social life or your productivity, but your mental clarity, financial stability, emotional regulation, and even your spiritual direction.

Over the years, I’ve experimented with countless apps, from budgeting tools to moon cycle trackers, and I can confidently say there are a handful I just couldn’t live without. These aren’t just about convenience. They’re about intentionality. They help me live in alignment with my values, energy, and goals—whether that means saving money, finding meaningful work, planning a healing trip, or simply syncing my cycle with the moon.

Here are the 13 essential apps that have supported me through career pivots, financial glow-ups, emotional healing, and deep rest. Even if some of these aren’t available in your region, I encourage you to find apps that serve the same purpose.

1. Wealthsimple (Financial Literacy + Investing)

This is a must-have for beginners and intermediate investors, especially if you're based in Canada. Wealthsimple has grown so much since I first started using it. Initially, it was just for investing in stocks—now it also supports crypto trading, has a built-in tax filing feature, and even offers managed portfolios for those who don't want to DIY.

If you’re not in Canada, look for an app that helps you:

  • Start investing simply

  • Offers educational resources or tutorials

  • Supports both self-directed and managed investing

2. EQ Bank (High-Interest Savings)

I use EQ Bank specifically to separate my savings from my everyday spending. This is crucial. Most traditional savings accounts offer next to nothing in interest (we're talking 0.05% or less), but EQ offers 2% to 4% depending on market conditions. It also offers GICs (Guaranteed Investment Certificates), which are like investing in "safety mode."

It’s where I store sinking funds for taxes, travel, and emergencies—so that my money grows while I sleep.

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3. Borrowell (Credit Score Tracking)

I use Borrowell to track my credit score in real-time. It's more for personal awareness than for official use (banks may pull from Equifax or TransUnion). But it helps me stay on top of changes, sends email alerts, and even includes a coaching feature that tells me how to improve my score based on my current profile.

They also offer blog posts and tips that support your financial literacy around credit and loans.

4. Taskr (Side Hustle Finder)

When I needed flexible income, Taskr came through. It’s a freelance/gig platform for everything from pet walking and cleaning to admin work. I once worked as an administrative assistant through Taskr and brought in an extra $500/month for 2-3 months.

It’s a great option for:

  • Earning supplemental income

  • Offering niche skills like writing, organizing, and assembling furniture

  • Trying out different gigs during a career break

5. Spotify (Education + Inspiration)

You probably know Spotify as a music app, but I see it as my audio university. I use it to:

  • Listen to audiobooks (saving tons of $$)

  • Catch up on wellness + financial podcasts

  • Create mood playlists that regulate my energy

It’s a one-stop shop for learning, grounding, and expansion.

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6. Airbnb (Travel with Cultural Intention)

I can’t live without Airbnb. Why? Because I travel to connect. I want to meet locals, eat real food, and live among the community. Hotels often isolate you from the culture of a place. But an Airbnb in a real neighborhood? That’s where you learn, heal, and grow.

That said, Airbnb’s prices have gone up lately. So I also recommend:

  • Hostels (budget-friendly and social)

  • Couchsurfing (for adventurous souls)

  • WWOOFing or work-trade stays (low-cost cultural immersion)

7. Hopper (Flight Price Tracker)

I use Hopper to research flights and monitor prices over time. It lets you save your trip and sends alerts when prices drop or rise. I don’t always book through Hopper—my mom worked in travel and taught me to book directly through the airline for better refund and change policies—but it’s a powerful tool for planning.

Other alternatives: Skyscanner, Google Flights, Kayak.

8. Linea (Astrocartography Mapping)

This one is more spiritual. Linea lets you explore astrocartography—the study of how your birth chart maps onto the world. You can filter places for love, career, health, etc., and even check ideal timelines.

When I moved from Toronto to Calgary, I used Linea to confirm it was a great spot for grounding and new beginnings. It was. I felt at home instantly.

I use Linea in client readings as part of my Wealth Well Blueprint service, which combines your Human Design, astrology, personality type, and money audit into a custom wealth strategy. You can discover your Wealth Well Blueprint on your own through my custom GPT (so free!), or hire me for a personalized reading.

9. Gmail & Outlook (Business + Communication)

These are my must-haves for communication. Gmail is for my business; Outlook is for personal use. Without these apps, I would miss:

  • Client emails

  • Collaboration invitations

  • Newsletter replies

  • Media requests (podcasts, guest writing, affiliate offers)

It’s basic, but vital. And a big part of running any business or managing your life.

10. Stardust (Cycle Tracking + Moon Syncing)

This period tracker app is chef’s kiss. I used to use Eve, but Stardust goes beyond fertility. It integrates your menstrual cycle with moon phases and gives you a magical, intuitive interface that makes tracking your cycle feel sacred.

Why it matters: Women's energy levels, focus, and emotions shift throughout the month. I use my cycle to guide my eating habits, work schedule, fasting routine, and more.

This is a must if you’re:

  • Trying to understand your hormonal patterns

  • Aligning with your feminine energy

  • Looking to improve energy + emotional awareness

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Final Thoughts

Half of the life upgrades I’ve experienced over the past few years would not have happened if I didn’t have these apps. Whether it was building credit, finding meaningful freelance work, saving for travel, or just understanding when I needed to rest—these tools supported my alignment.

I hope you found this list helpful. Whether you’re looking to improve your finances, explore your spirituality, or get more intentional with your energy, there’s something in here for you.

If there’s an app you love that has supported your growth, drop it in the comments below. Let’s learn from each other!


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