Week 18: Helpful apps for MBAs

Week 18: August 29, 2026

Helpful apps for MBAs

Oops, last week we mistakenly sent out what we called Week 18, but which was the same as Week 17. Sorry for the confusion, but this week we're showcasing the real Week 18. Don't worry, we have ways of getting the curriculum back on track as you navigate your MBA experiences!

This week, we reached out to current MBAs and alums for their recommendations on apps that helped them through their MBA experience. Read on for their suggestions!

The 100 Week Sprint team

To-do's this week

Got 5 minutes? Download some of the apps and try them out! Let us know if you have any other app recommendations for future students.

Got 30 minutes? Leave an app review. Practice writing something useful!

Apps to support recruiting efforts

Teal: One place to manage your job search.
Boomerang: need to put your head down and focus for a bit? Use Boomerang to delay your emails until you're ready to view them.
Text to Speech functionality: this will be helpful if you're on the go but want to listen to cases on the way. Available for iPhone and Android.
RocketBlocks: Build and practice your technical skills
Interviewing.com: the app will allow you to practice interviewing wherever you are.
LinkedIn: want to connect with a new contact right away? Use LinkedIn's app to do so.

Apps to make life easier

There are a number of simple apps that make life easier:

Instacart: one student mentioned that given the cold winters, the amount of time and energy saved getting to/from the grocery store was worth it!
Seamless: need to order in? Seamless is a great way to get food delivered.
Venmo: going out to eat and need to split a bill? Venmo is an easy way to transfer funds.
Insight Timer: amidst everything going on, if you need to take a break, use this meditation app.
Google Keep: need to remember some important details? Use this app to keep notes.
IFTTT: If This Then That is an app that helps you automate processes. There are many custom templates to choose from!
Dropbox: keep files stored in one place and access them via desktop or mobile.

Apps to stay organized or get more done

In addition to the productivity tools that we shared in Week 17, here are some apps that were mentioned by students and alums as having had an impact on their experience as a student:

OmniFocus: this comprehensive app helps you organize all aspects of your day, from tracking big picture goals to day-to-day tasks.
Credit Karma: it can help to track budgets & spending early.
Goals On Track: how many times have you created a spreadsheet to track your goals? Keep yourself focused with this app.

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