The Free First Aid App That Everyone Needs to Download Right Now Natalie and I just hired a babysitter to watch Jack a few hours a week so that we can get some solid work done. When I asked our (highly recommended)… Johnny Jet , November 6, 2017
How to Get a Baby Doctor in NYC 24/7 Natalie, Jack and I are in New York City this week for work. When baby Jack developed a fever, we didn’t know who to turn to. We emailed our doctor… Johnny Jet , October 25, 2017
The App With Emergency Numbers in 196 Countries Did you know 911 is not universal? In fact, out of the 196 countries in the world there are more than 70 different emergency numbers! TripWhistle is a free iOS app… Johnny Jet , October 11, 2017
Brightly: A Free App That Will Brighten Your Photos Like most Instagram users, I touch up my photos before uploading them. I usually use either Adobe Photo Shop Express or Snapseed. Well, Snapseed was never that easy to figure out… Johnny Jet , October 4, 2017
How to Find Great RV Parks in North America RV Parks & Campgrounds was developed to help travelers find great RV parks in North America (USA, Canada and Mexico). It’s free on both iOS and Android and there are… Johnny Jet , September 5, 2017
Circa: The Global Time and Meeting Planner If you travel a lot for work, you might consider getting the Circa app ($3.99) on iOS and Android. What’s so great about it is that it helps you keep time… Johnny Jet , August 29, 2017
How to Find the Best Tacos Near You If you love tacos, this is the app for you. Of course, there are a ton of food apps out there like Yelp and OpenTable, but they can be overwhelming/complicated/not-taco-focused. Download the… Johnny Jet , August 22, 2017
Crime and Place: A Good Tool for Safer Solo Travel Here’s an interesting iOS-only app that a reader just tipped me off to. Karen T writes, “When I travel in the US (and especially when planning), I use an app… Johnny Jet , August 1, 2017
The App You Want to Download if You’re Afraid to Fly I used to be afraid to fly, so I truly sympathize with those suffering from a fear of flying. The good news is that you can get over it—because if… Johnny Jet , July 25, 2017
How to Eat Like a Chef in 50 Cities ChefsFeed is a free Android and iOS app that offers dish and restaurant recommendations from top chefs in over 50 locations (a list of cities is below). Chefs divulge where… Johnny Jet , July 18, 2017
How to Never Miss Your Favorite Bands When You’re Traveling How many times have you arrived to a city only to find out that one of your favorite bands is playing in an hour? Instead of scrambling or bumming out… Johnny Jet , June 26, 2017
How to Get Airport Food Delivered to You From Another Terminal On a recent trip to New York City I read a story in the New York Post called “Turn your phone into the perfect travel tool.” One of the apps that… Johnny Jet , June 13, 2017
How to Catch Hidden Fees Before It’s Too Late The travel industry is riddled with fees and upcharges these days. From mandatory resort fees to airline change and baggage fees to hotel check-out fees, it can be hard to… Johnny Jet , June 7, 2017
The App That Turns Free Cargo Space Into a Cheap Delivery Service I just returned from the TBEX conference in Huntsville, Alabama. While there, I met with a bunch of cool companies including Roadie—a delivery app that’s great for road travelers because it… Johnny Jet , May 9, 2017
How to Book a Luxury Hotel Room by the Minute A couple weeks ago I featured an app that lets users book hotel rooms by the hour (called As You Stay and in 2015, Hotels By Day). Now, we’re featuring… Johnny Jet , May 2, 2017
