I have actually tried several money-making apps, and honestly, they vary a lot depending on your time and skills. At first, I tried Swagbucks and Survey Junkie for paid surveys, but honestly, the earnings are slow and require patience. But if you have free time and enjoy filling out surveys, it's at least a safe option.

Then I moved on to freelance apps like Upwork and Fiverr, where the earnings are much better if you have a specific skill. Sure, the competition is higher at first, but Fiverr is easier to get started with, even if the service starts at $5.

If you have old items at home you don't need, eBay and Etsy are good options for selling. Some people also invest through Robinhood or Acorns if they're interested in stocks and cryptocurrencies. The easier option might be cashback from Rakuten and Ibotta while shopping.

If you're thinking about working from home, Uber and DoorDash are well-known, but they require more time and effort. Ultimately, choosing money-making apps depends on your personal situation, so I recommend trying a few apps to see which ones suit you best. And it's important to read reviews and terms before you start.