Essential Apps

Look into TSD fuel discount card for RV's...The app is called Open Roads.

Loyalty apps for food...get whatever is in the truck stops you'll use like, subway, popeyes, arbys, etc...

I use Notes for scanning BOL's.

Motive Driver...it's an electronic version of paper logs.

Lastly, get a good GPS. I have driven enough to know where my Garmin, Apple maps, and Waze all differ in their route calculations. I always have 2 maps open and running because some are more responsive to traffic conditions than the others in certain locations. Just don't forget to always view your route before leaving the shipper...I do that while getting loaded. Look at the satellite images of where you're going and what roads will take you in.

 

Hopefully a few of us giving silly answers just made people laugh, not angry, as we mixed in with the serious replies.
A lot of you did give good help.

 

I would add a picture to PDF converter if you need to send documents to HQ. Transflo also has an app that you can use in the truck to send a "fax" of your bills to your company, if that company has a Transflo account. Transflo also has a terminal in most truck stops you can use to send your BOLs or Proof of Delivry (PODs) to the company. I also installed most of the fast-food apps on my phone. Some of the fast-food restaurants inside the truck stops can have your order ready by the time you walk into the place. I used to make my order on my phone or use one of the saved "Favorites" in the app for the regular meal I would like to order. As soon as I got onto truck stop property, send my order, park the truck, and walk in to get my food. The only way it could be faster is if they fired it from a cannon toward my parked truck. NOT all fast-food restaurants in truck stops participate in app food purchase.

 

Image to PDF converting for iPhone:

How to convert JPG photos and images to PDF on your iPhone

 

Another good weather app: RadarNow!