- I'm going to tell you 11 apps
that all YouTubers must have.
And we're startin' right now.
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What is goin' on, my name is Nick.
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Now this list is my personal list of must have apps.
These are the things that help me run my channel
and help me get things done.
So, if you have something that you want to add,
definitely make sure that you leave it
in the comments down below.
Now, everything that is on this list
is for a different task in the process.
I'm talking editing videos, making thumbnails,
managing content, and so on.
So, let's start with number one, planning content.
For planning and organizing content, I use Monday,
which is something new to me
that I'm obsessed with right now, and I use Evernote.
Both of them are amazing because they give you, like,
a checklist or they give you, like, progression
as you go through different parts of the process
when it comes to making videos.
When it comes to making videos,
it's important that you stay organized.
It's important that you keep all of this stuff in order.
Because if you don't, as things start to swell,
and as you get more busy and more busy and more busy
with your channel, things get more difficult to manage.
So the Monday app and the Evernote app
can help you keep things in order.
Number two is an app for video editing.
If you want to make videos on the go,
KineMaster is going to be the solution for you.
You can add multiple tracks, you can add music,
you can add graphics, all types of really cool stuff.
Think of KineMaster as the mobile version
of professional editing software.
The third item on this list, or items I should say,
are all about making thumbnails.
Because as you know, as a content creator,
making thumbnails is part of the job.
Great solutions for making thumbnails on your phone are
Canva, PixelLab, Pixelmator.
PicsArt is something that is relatively new to me,
but it is also a fantastic way
to make thumbnails on your phone.
Now these apps are not Photoshop, of course,
but they are a solution that's gonna help you make
awesome thumbnails that can stand out here on YouTube,
because it's extremely important these days
that you have amazing thumbnails.
My brother, Dee, actually made an entire video
on how to make thumbnails on your phone.
I'll put a link to that right up here
at the top of the screen.
I'll also put a link to that video
down in the description below,
because you definitely need to go watch that video,
when you're finished with this one,
because you need to see the rest of these apps.
The next apps on this list are for community building.
So if you are growing a channel here on YouTube,
and you have a lot of people
that keep coming in and watching your videos,
and that are really digging your stuff,
what you can do, is you can actually create a community
inside of one of these apps,
so where people can talk when your videos
are not being published.
The first on this list is Discord.
It's awesome, we have a Nimminati Discord,
you can join for free down in the description below.
The second one is Slack and the third is Telegram.
All of these are fantastic.
I recommend that you give them all a try.
But I recommend that if you are a Discord user,
of course, that you join the Nimminati Discord.
Again, a link to that, down below.
Next up on this list, if you are
on your phone and you're wanting to live stream,
and you're wanting to have amazing live streams,
stuff that looks professional,
just like you're doing it on a desktop,
you need to be using the Streamlabs mobile app.
It allows you to put a chat on the screen,
subscriber alerts, donations alerts.
All that stuff that you see people doing on a desktop?
You can do it on your phone.
Next on the list, storage.
If you are on your phone and you're recording videos,
then you're going to need a place to put those videos,
so that you don't clog up your phone.
For these, personally, I recommend Google Drive or Dropbox.
Both of them are free, up to a certain amount.
So, if you're just putting tons and tons of stuff up there,
you might eventually have to upgrade,
but even the free accounts,
as long as you upload stuff there
and then get rid of it once you're finished,
can be fantastic solutions for you.
The next app on this list is for keyword research,
to make sure that you can rank your videos,
and for video topic planning.
For that, I use the TubeBuddy mobile app.
TubeBuddy is amazing.
If you are on a phone or a desktop,
it's the number one browser plugin for content creators.
So if you're not using TubeBuddy yet,
I've got a link down in the description below
where you can go check out TubeBuddy.
I recommend you do it right now.
Wait, do go down there yet.
That link is still going to be down there
when this video is finished.
But there's a few more apps that I want to show you.
Okay, if you're recording videos on your phone,
this next app on the list
is something that you really need to consider.
It's called Filmic Pro, and it helps you manually
adjust everything with your camera.
And the reason that this is an awesome app,
is because on your phone, the automatic settings
typically suck, so, using Filmic Pro
lets you fine tune exactly what
the image in going to look like
when you're recording your videos.
Okay, so we've only got a few more
until we get to number 11, which is one of my favorites.
It's also something that I stumbled upon recently.
But before we get to that, the next one on this list
is for actually running your channel.
If you are not using the YouTube Studio app yet,
you're a YouTuber, you need to install
the YouTube Studio app.
It's going to help you with your comments,
it's going to help you look at your stats,
it's going to help you manage your videos
and all of that stuff on your phone.
You can change thumbnails, all of it,
right on your phone.
It's made by YouTube for YouTubers,
so make sure that you install the YouTube Studio app.
Okay, the next one on this list
is gonna save you a ton of time with comments.
So, yes, the YouTube Studio app
lets you manage your comments.
Yes the TubeBuddy app lets you put in pre-canned responses.
But this app that I'm gettin' ready to tell you about
lets you add pre-canned responses
directly into your actual keyboard on your phone.
The app is called Pretyped Keyboard and it is awesome.
Especially if you have a lot of things
that people always ask you about,
and you're always making the same responses,
or you wanna put links to specific playlists in there,
so you can send people to binge watch more of your content.
Pretyped Keyboard is the solution for that.
Next up on the list is Duet, if you're on an iPhone,
and Space Desk if you are on an Android.
Now, these are awesome.
So if you are on a laptop, and let's say you're traveling,
or you're just at a cafe or something like that.
And you want to have an extended screen.
Let's say you're live streaming
or something along those lines.
And you want to have an extended screen
on your tablet or on your phone,
Duet and Space Desk both make that possible.
So that you can have an extended screen.
So let's say that you're doing a live stream somewhere,
and you just want to have an extra screen
so you can keep an eye on chat, or something.
Then you can use your phone or your tablet for that,
and then you would be on your desktop
controlling the actual stream.
Which is pretty awesome.
Now, if you're doing all of this stuff on your phone,
then of course mobile solutions are
what it is that you're looking for.
So I'm going to put a link,
right up here at the top of the screen.
This is my brother's channel.
He's actually going to teach you
how to master your mobile device,
and how to do all of this stuff on your phone.
As a matter of fact, mobile content
is the only content he puts out,
so that he can teach you
how to do all of this stuff on your phone.
So, I recommend that you head over there and check him out.
I'll also have a link to him down in the description below.
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