Black Friday 2015: 4 Tech Tools to Make the Most of the Shopping Day

— -- The most serious and savvy Black Friday shoppers will want to have a game plan to scoop up all of the best deals.

With some organization and planning, it's possible to cut through the Black Friday frenzy to have an efficient and money-saving shopping day. Check out these four tech tips before the big day to help formulate a game plan that will keep you organized. (The one downside: There's still no magic app for finding a parking spot.)

Find the Best Deals

Get your Black Friday game plan ready with the Black Friday 2015 app. Consider this app the one-stop shop for keeping track of deals from your favorite stores. A wishlist function helps users make sure no bargain is forgotten.

"This app makes it much easier to scroll thru ads and find this years ads as there is less clutter than the website version. Also none of the pesky links that misdirect your attention from black friday research trying to take you to the stores website!" one Black Friday enthusiast wrote in a review.

Check for Coupons

The team at Offers.com has an app that makes it handy to check for any coupon codes to make sure you're getting the most savings possible. Black Friday shoppers are sure to get hungry too. The app also includes discounts for restaurants, too.

Make Your Shopping List

The Christmas Gift List app allows users to create shopping lists, keep track of who they've bought for, what they've bought and how much they've spent. While it has Christmas in its name, the app is a great organizational tool for all holiday shopping and perfect for parents who may be conscientious about making sure they have spent around the same amount on each child.

Plot Your Route

The most hardcore Black Friday shoppers have a secret weapon: Store floor plans. Some popular retailers, including Walmart and Target, allow savvy shoppers to go to their websites and pull up their local store's floor plan to ensure they don't miss out on any of those door-buster deals.