There's an App for That?

We are blessed to live in a time where technology has allowed for many more opportunities to find and share family history work! Most people use at least 5 apps on a phone, an iPad, or a tablet every day. Why not make one of those apps family history related!?

I've compiled a list of free apps to download today to help you with your family history work!
If you're the tech savvy type, make it a goal to download one of these app and use it regularly!

1. FamilySearch-Tree: The mobile version of FamilySearch. Allows you to do everything you do on the website on the app and links to your account so any changes you make in the app will also be made online.  

2. FamilySearch-Memories: A sort of extension of the FamilySearch-Tree app that allows you type up stories, take pictures, and record verbal stories. 

3. Ancestry: The mobile version of Ancestry.com. Allows you to do everything you do on the website on the app and links to your account so any changes you make in the app will also be made online. 

4. MyHeritage: The mobile version of MyHeritage.com. Allows you to do everything you do on the website on the app and links to your account so any changes you make in the app will also be made online. 

5. Billion Graves: The mobile version of MyHeritage.com. Allows you to do everything you do on the website on the app and links to your account so any changes you make in the app will also be made online. 

6. Genealogy Tip of the Day (iPhone/iPad) (Android): A short, daily tip on genealogy work from an expert. 

BONUS- Eternal Reminder: It isn't an app, but it is a website that will allow you to type in the FamilySearch ID for ancestors who are less than 110 years old and it will remind you when they are old enough to do the work for! 

"These are your days. You were born in a time of temples and technology. These are your days to more fully turn your hearts to your fathers and bring these saving ordinances to millions within our families. These are your days to prepare for the Second Coming of the Savior." - Neil L. Andersen, "Find Our Cousins"