The new year is here, and with it your resolutions. Make the most of 2026 with the right tools at your disposal. We’ve put together a round up of the most common resolutions and the tech that will help you reach them! All companies featured were selected independently by our editorial team.
Improve your health
The new year often comes with goals to improve your health: eat healthier, exercise more often, sleep more...you know the usual suspects. These lofty ambitions can be hard to see through, so we’ve found the tools to make it easier for you.
Exercise - Caliber: Caliber is a strength training and fitness app that offers science-based workouts, personalized training plans, nutrition guidance, and tracking tools to help build muscle and improve overall fitness goals.
Healthier Eating - Loseit: An app for tracking calories, weight loss goals, nutrition, and exercise. It creates personalized calorie budgets, logs meals (including via photo and voice), tracks macronutrients and integrates with fitness devices to help manage dieting and weight goals.
Mental Health -Divethru: A mental health support platform that helps connect with therapists, offers a matching tool to find appropriate care, and provides resources for emotional well-being.
Save money, improve your finances
Financial security isn’t just about money. It’s about peace of mind and overall wellbeing. With prices higher than ever, money management can be difficult, check out the tech solutions to make hitting your goals a breeze.
Budgeting - Pocketguard: A personal finance and budgeting app that tracks income, expenses, savings goals, bills, and subscriptions to help manage money and plan budgets.
Savings - Co Pilot: This app integrates accounts in one dashboard so that users can see all financial information in one place and set financial goals across devices.
Investing - Moola: This financial platform aims to help allocate income toward budgeting, saving, giving, and investing with visual tools and financial goal tracking.
Spend more time with friends and family
There are only 8760 hours in a year, for many maximizing the amount of those hours spent with loved ones is a priority. From productivity software that frees up your time to the best tech to stay up to date with people who live far, see how tech can improve your social life this year.
Productivity - Notion: A unified workspace for notes, documents, life management, and automation that allows collaboration: perfect for keeping the whole family organized from meal planning to a shared calendar, everything in one place.
Connecting From Far - Rave: For those with loved ones not near by Rave app helps people connect to watch movies and TV, the application allows groups to watch videos together while on a video call.
Learn a new hobby or skill
Whether you want to pick up a new language, become a master in the kitchen, or become the next Picasso, with the current internet resources the world is your oyster. However, so many options can be overwhelming, see our top picks for digital resources to become proficient before the end of the year.
Language - Language Transfer: A language learning resource that provides free audio lessons designed to teach languages through structured listening and comprehension exercises.
Cooking - What's Cooking? App: A recipe collection platform featuring meal ideas, cooking tips, and ingredient-based searches to inspire home cooking.
Cooks Without Borders: If you’ve mastered the basics and want to expand the diversity of your kitchen check out this website (and free newsletters) that shares tested and true recipes from cultures around the world.
Craft – Skillshare: An online learning community offering classes in design, business, tech, and creative skills with project-based lessons from industry practitioners.
Craftsy: For users looking for more hands on projects Craftsy might be the better match, focusing on a narrower selection of skills like sewing, knitting, and wood working.
Education - Coursera: This website offers a wide range of classes, both structured and asynchronous from top universities and professionals. With a mix of free and paid classes, you can take intro to philosophy, or learn the basics of Canva. Many courses also offer certificates from complication to spruce up a resume or Linkedin profile.
Do better at work
Last, but not least, people want to improve at work, whether for better time management, to reduce burnout, or get that coveted promotion. New AI powered software is changing the way we work.
Time management - Asana: A work management platform that helps individuals and teams organize tasks, track projects, set timelines, and collaborate across workflows.
Automations - Vimo Rebinder: This software allows you to add custom short cuts to your computer to streamline your daily tasks and make the little things that much easier.
Email - Spark: A modern email client designed to manage messages efficiently with features like smart inbox sorting, collaborative email drafting, and customizable notifications.
Networking – VivaTech: Okay, it’s not an app. But networking still beats any algorithm when it comes to opening doors. Get business done at Europe’s largest tech and startup event. Hear from industry leaders, create new business contacts, and discover the startup unicorns of tomorrow. Get your pass now!
