Task&Schedule vs Flash Log

Task & Schedule はタスク管理をもとにしたスケジュール管理アプリです。ノートとメモ機能もあるので、日常の気になった記録はどんどん登録していきましょう！ ◆こんな人にオススメ◆ 時間を効率的に使いたい 予定やスケジュールを忘れずに実行したい 気軽にメモした内容を使いやすく利用したい 写真をわかりやすく整理したい ◆特徴◆ 【タスク】 ひとことだけのシンプルな登録や、締め切りやメモを登録した細かい登録まで、さまざま利用に対応可能です。 またタスクを状態管理でき、完了にすると薄く表示されるのでどんどん登録してもうるさくなりません。 【スケジュール】 月、週、日ごとのカレンダー切り替え表示はもちろん、システム手帳感覚でタスクを見ながらスケジュール登録できます。 繰り返し登録機能もあるので、いつもの予定もかんたんに予定登録できます。 【ノート】 タグをつかってメモ管理できるので、じゃんじゃん登録しても見つけやすいです。 【ほかにも】 タップしやすさを考慮しつつも、文字サイズ変更で表示量を増せるデザインにしています。 タスク、スケジュール、ノートについているメモ機能では写真 や画像も登録できます。 また課金いただければ、広告を表示しません。

Flash Log is an app for handling your to-dos simply, so you can move the one in front of you forward. Today's screen shows only today. Write it down, start it, check it off — that's all there is to learn. Finished to-dos tuck themselves away, so the screen always stays quiet. ■ Simple to start - Write down today's to-dos and check them off. That alone is a complete way to use the app. - Completed items hide automatically, so you always see only what's ahead. - Next morning, you choose which of yesterday's leftovers to carry over. Nothing piles up on its own. ■ Focus on doing - Start a to-do and it opens in a full-screen focus view — just you and the one thing. - "Just these today" — pick the few things that really matter today and show only those. - While it's running, it also shows on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island, and on Apple Watch, where you can pause or complete it. - The time you spend is recorded automatically. Your effort leaves a trace. When you finish, you can leave a star rating and a short note as a reflection (optional, of course). ■ Think in time (only if you want to) - Give a to-do a time estimate and the day shows its total — you'll know "today is full" before it happens. - Estimates (gray) and actuals (blue) sit side by side, so you gradually learn what your "30 minutes" really is. - Estimates are always optional. Everything works beautifully without them. ■ Look back on your day (only if you want to) - At the end of the day, see what you did in the order you did it. Add things you did that weren't planned. - Send unfinished things to another day, the Inbox, or a smaller next step — or simply let them go. - Read each day's actual time and notes across a week or a month. ■ Your style, your method - Capture ideas into the Inbox, then drag them onto a day when you decide. (For GTD fans) - Drag to-dos onto a timeline in calendar view. (For timeboxing fans) - Comparing estimates with actuals will feel familiar to TaskChute practitioners. - Use any method fully, partially — or none at all. A plain to-do list is a perfectly good way to use Flash Log. ■ Recurring to-dos that don't pile up - Daily and weekly to-dos appear each day as a dimmed "tentative" preview. - Tap the ones you'll actually do — only those become real. Skipped days never stack up. - If you like, each repeat's estimate can follow the average of your recent actual times — or keep a number you set yourself. ■ An everyday tool - Add to-dos by voice. Works with Siri, Shortcuts, and Spotlight search. - Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets, Live Activities, and an Apple Watch app. - Reminders for start and expected end times, search across every day, and your calendar events overlaid on the timeline. - Runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with optional iCloud sync — you decide. - On iPhone Duo, Flash Log uses the whole screen, closed or open. Open it up and the day list and Inbox sit side by side. ■ Easy to trust - Free. No ads. No account. - Your data stays on your device; sync only uses your own iCloud, only if you turn it on. - Add-by-voice speech recognition runs entirely on your device; your voice never leaves it. - Export your data as plain text anytime. No lock-in. Not for managing your to-dos — for finishing them. Flash Log tries to be a tool that never gets in the way of your pace.