Clean Time App vs Grask

This app is a day counter for anyone recovering from alcohol, drugs, overeating, gambling, or smoking or for anyone just wanting to keep track of time since an event. Customize the app with your name, date, colors and what you an recovering from. Time can be shown in years, months, and days, or total days, or hours, minutes and seconds by clicking on time. Add things to your gratitude list. Also there is a link to the just for today reading and the reading from the beginning of the NA meetings. More feature to come. If you find any issues and have any questions/suggestions please email me - app@redrobotit.com

Grask is a task board for the little things you need to get done. Add them fast, move them around into groups or columns, drag related ones together to give them a color, and check them off when you're done. Everything is visible all at once. No dates. No configs. No distractions. Every day you get a fresh "Done" pile. It grows as you complete items and resets at midnight. Pending tasks stay on the board. No accounts, servers, or syncing. No notifications. No streaks. No trackers. One-time purchase. Everything lives on your device. Grask is designed to reduce configurability to a bare minimum so there are no opportunities for users to turn the productivity tool into a way of procrastinating. Features — • Bulk-add: hit Return between task names to keep typing without leaving the keyboard. • Color by grouping: colors are assigned automatically as you group tasks. Moving a group of related tasks reassigns them to a shared color together. • Done pile: a compact stack at the top of the board shows what you finished. Tap to expand and see every completion. • Home-screen widgets: a full replica of your board gives you easy access and the ability to quickly mark items done. • Colorblind-safe, cool, and high-contrast alternate palettes. • Data export: Get a full JSON readout of your board if you want it. Grask does one small thing. It does not track your habits, compute streaks, or replace your calendar. If you want a grid-based shortlist for the near-term and nothing more, this is the app!