Google Drive

Keeping all your files organized can become frustrating, especially if you regularly switch between your iPhone and a Windows computer.

Fortunately, Google Drive makes it easy to store documents online and access them from pretty much any operating system. The best part is how easy it is to use it, as you just need a Google Account to get started (which you probably already have). 

From there, you can create documents using Google Docs and work on spreadsheets with Google Sheets. If you need to prepare a class presentation, Google Slides is another useful option. 

Google offers a ton of apps that are free to use, so you don’t really need to pay for any expensive platform to work on all your assignments. And the best part is that these apps work great when you’re working with a group.

Instead of sending multiple copies of the same document back and forth, you can share a file with your classmates and collaborate on it. You can also control whether other people can view or edit supported files, which gives you more control over your work.

Google Drive offers 15 GB of free storage with a personal Google account. But keep in mind that storage is shared with Gmail and Google Photos, so you might need to manage your available space if you use all three services regularly.