Apps are something that are in plentiful supply. With so many apps available, it can be difficult to sort between the good ones from the bad.

Recent "Business at Work" reports from Okta cut through the clutter. They examined data from 14.000 consumers to determine the top 10 apps with the fastest global growth rates (by customers). These are the outcomes.

You may be familiar with some of the apps from our blog, such Notion or Monday.com. Others, on the other hand, might be less well-known to non-specialists, therefore in this piece we'll introduce each of them to you.

Discover more about the ten apps that will grow the quickest in 2022 by reading on!

Notion

We've previously written about Notion, a highly well-liked app with a large fan base, but in case you've been living under a rock...

Notion is a silo-busting tool that enables successful team collaboration among various organisations. Anyone can easily create documents, dashboards, websites, and more with Notion because to its drag and drop functionality. To-do lists and enterprise information coexist in Notion, assisting teams in not losing sight of the important context.

Users of Notion gain access to a larger network of producers that produce a variety of integrations, tools, and templates that are produced by the community.

Notion offers a collaborative and user-friendly workplace from which you may create a personal area, a development roadmap, document libraries, 3D wiki spaces, meeting resources, notes, and on-demand website publication.

TripActions

Travel, corporate cards, and cost management are being rethought by TripActions. The software gives smaller businesses access to technology that was previously only available at big, global corporations.

Users can manage management, corporate cards, travel arrangements, and reportable spending with TripActions. The app promises to have some "AI" functionality and draws from a big database of reservations and neighbourhood travel agencies.

It is simple for travellers, administrators, and upper management to swiftly plan and approve travel as well as to monitor travel spending with dashboards and compliance requirements thanks to TripAction's integration of business travel, corporate cards, and expense reporting into a single system.

As someone who has logged countless hours completing expenditure reports, I can say that everything sounds quite wonderful.

Postman

It's possible that you haven't heard of Postman if you're not a developer. If you are, you will be aware that it can truly save a life.

APIs are extensively used by developers (application programming interfaces). Programs interact with developers through application programming interfaces (APIs), such as when getting or writing data.

When APIs are undocumented or opaque, they might be difficult to use (and they always are). That is the issue that Postman attempts to solve by offering an API platform for creating and utilising APIs. This enables developers to share what they create with developers all around the world and access a vast network of APIs.

The Postman platform comes with a comprehensive toolkit for the entire API lifecycle, from design to sandbox testing, documentation creation, mock-builds, and full-blown API sharing.

Additionally, Postman enables developers to build and share an API library with related information that can be shared across your entire organisation. Additionally, search, notifications, security alerts, and reporting can be fully integrated into such libraries.

Figma

Software users today have higher expectations for how programmes should appear and feel. As a result, profitable businesses are adopting a "design first" strategy more frequently.

Figma can help in the situation. It is a collaborative design solution that is primarily online. Figma enables you to swiftly prototype ideas while including the entire team in the design process.

Anyone can use Figma's web-based vector graphics editor and prototype tool to get basic yet useful tools for designing. Additionally, it offers real-time collaboration that keeps workers on task whether they are at their desks or remotely.

Figma, in short, unites all design stakeholders in a design process, enabling people to create better things more quickly.

Miro

Distributed teams are rapidly taking over as the standard. That's fantastic for working on the beach, but it can be challenging for brainstorming sessions with a whiteboard. If not for Miro...

A fully functional whiteboard and mind-mapping application, called Miro, may be shared with anyone, anywhere for real-time collaboration. You already know how remarkable the responsive UI is if you've used it. Additionally, Miro offers hundreds of layouts, as well as simple Slack login.

This enables you to unify your team around a shared vision, streamline workflow prioritisation, and provide solutions regardless of where your team members are located.

Intermission: Curiosity

A productivity app called Curiosity allows you a single location to search across all of your files and programmes. You can do more and save time as a result.

Curiosity integrates with the applications you already use, including cloud services like Google Drive and Slack as well as local files. The command bar's shortcut functionality enables quick access, while the file browser's advanced filters allow for more in-depth searches.

Curiosity never transfers your data to the cloud, unlike other search programmes, and instead keeps everything secure on your computer.

On Windows and Mac, Curiosity is free to download. Additionally, Curiosity Pro is available for a free two-week trial (unlimited sources; search file contents).

Keeper

An IT and data security-focused suite is called Keeper. The key component of it is a password-manager where you may securely store passwords, login information, and financial information. Additionally, it has cross-device sync, MFA, and a password generator.

Keeper offers a variety of security services and products for businesses, including gateways, ransomware protection, and dark web scanning, so it is more than simply a password manager.

Keeper is obviously meeting a significant and urgent need in a time when businesses are always at risk from state-sponsored and non-state actors in the area of cybersecurity.

Airtable

Another option that you've likely encountered is Airtable.

A database with a web front-end is similar to Airtable. It resembles a web-based version of MS Excel with adaptable connections and user interfaces, at least to an old corporate worker like myself.

People can input data into Airtable, establish associations between the data, and see the data from various angles. This enables you to find and utilise previously untapped connections and resources.

Additionally, Airtable enables you to create user interfaces that display information and let users perform predetermined actions.

Additionally, you may create and use automations that launch code, provide notifications, get rid of duplication, integrate your tools, etc. and on it goes. There's a good reason why Airtable is so well-liked.

Fivetran

Do you know about Fivetran? I didn't believe that. It is still a very quickly expanding app.

Building data pipelines is made simple for enterprises by Fivetran. That's a significant issue for sizable enterprises.

Fivetran offers secure connections to data resources for data extraction, employing a wide range of fully-managed and well-documented connectors. Additionally, Fivetran offers resources for managing data pipelines and workflows from beginning to end.

Fivetran is expanding, synching more than a thousand terabytes each month and employing over 200 full-time data engineers.

monday.com

An online resource for task coordination and project management is Monday.com.

The unique feature of Monday.com is the degree of structure and visualisation flexibility it provides. This makes it simple to handle tasks and projects for many team types, including those working on software development, marketing, project management, sales, and CRM, among others.

A flexible yet effective method of organising teams, assets, procedures, and tools around the objectives of your company is provided by Monday.com. The "OS of work" is what they name themselves.

Gong

Another app that you might not be familiar with is Gong. It provides businesses with a platform for creating revenue predictions and breakdowns, or "revenue intelligence."

Customers can use Gong to respond to revenue-focused queries like "Which offers are most likely to close? What distinguishes your top performers as such? Which campaign had the best return on investment? so forth.

In the past, only major organisations with sizable staffs and finances could regularly respond to questions like that. Gong wants to make the same information more affordable for smaller businesses.