Google is famous for many things. Productivity and convenience, to name a couple. But the tech giant offers more tools than you might know about. Tap or click here to access some of Google’s most useful tools.

The best Google apps for Android go beyond the basics, though. You’re likely already using Google Calendar, Google Maps, and your beloved Gmail inbox. We’ve rounded up five Google apps that should also be on your list.

Accessibility? Culture? An app that transforms the real world into one giant, Google-able oyster? Explore the world with your Android device through a few helpful apps.

You love getting stuff done in style if you’re anything like us. Google Tasks is a to-do list app that lets you break each big push down into lists. 

RELATED: 5 hidden Google Assistant tricks for your Android

Stay ahead of the tech curve with The Current, delivered twice a week. No fluff, no annoying ads, no BS.

To each list, you can assign yourself tasks relevant to the project. It’s perfect for professionals and freelancers, but it’s also fantastic for busy people who need a place to document all the random stuff they have to do, including errands, housework, things for the kids and more.

One new feature Google recently rolled out is the ability to create recurring tasks automatically within the app. It’s great for reminding yourself of your most important daily, weekly, semi-weekly, or monthly responsibilities.

You can download the Google Tasks app for Android here.

Google Lens is basically a camera app turbo-charged with several investigative features. You can “Google” any object, sign, or label you see in the wild and even instantly translate text into another language.

Google Lens is honestly the perfect app to take on a day trip or vacation. The zoo, a local museum, and even your local library all become much richer entertainment sources for yourself or your whole family. Tap or click here for a closer look at Google Lens.

This thing can even identify plants. You might discover something new right in your backyard. You can download the app for Android here.

Sound Amplifier allows you to apply custom equalization to audio on your Android. You’ll need a pair of headphones to utilize this Google app. Things like noise reduction and boost can help you tune any peripherals to your exact preference.

The app also allows you to adjust each side separately for a completely custom fit. Every pair of headphones can sound world-class through this excellent feature. The app is available for Android.

To start using Sound Amplifier, download the app and connect your headphones (wired or Bluetooth), then go to Settings > Accessibility > Sound Amplifier.

If you’ve never seen the Lourve in person, good news. You have the chance to enjoy its splendors from the comfort of home, thanks to the Google Arts & Culture app.

This app is good for more than seeing some of the greatest works of all time up close and personal. You can also use it for several other fun activities, such as turning your selfies into art reminiscent of the most famous classics.

Take a walk through museums and exhibitions globally, or check out a cascade of selections organized by period, style, and even color. You can also use it to identify any painting you see, yielding the artist and year of creation in seconds. Download the app for Android here.

Finally, one of the best Android apps for photos is the Google Photos PhotoScan app. You can use this app to optimize your favorite memories by scanning them in and cleaning them up.

Cropping, red-eye detection, glare control, and even perspective correction render the most iconic moments of your life perfectly, preserved digitally forever. The app lets you organize the entire family album, allowing you to find anything in the collection quickly and conveniently. Get the app for Android here.

Your Android isn’t complete without the power of Google. Try these fan favorites today.

You may also like: 7 things you didn’t know your Android could do

Get tech updates and breaking news on the go with the Komando.com App, available in the Apple and Google Play app stores.