Ticked 2 vs Tablow

I like checklists. Plain, simple checklists. And I couldn't find a nice, polished app that did as LITTLE as I wanted: • Create and add to lists as quickly as I can type. • Sync and share lists with others using iCloud. So I made Ticked. And that's all it does.

Tablow is a small tracker for paying attention to your life. Not everything needs to become a habit—going for a walk, seeing someone you care about, cooking for yourself, having a quiet evening. Some things don't need goals, streaks, or a daily routine; they're simply worth noticing. Tap once when something happens, then get back to your life. Over time, look back on the calendar to see when things happened, how often they've been happening, and the rhythm your life has formed. 【Track what matters】 Create a tracker for anything you care about—something you'd like a little more of, or something that occasionally makes you wonder “When did I last do that?” Tap when it happens. Add a note if you want. 【One tap. Then back to life.】 No complicated goals or task systems, and no streak you have to protect. Logging takes a moment. Tablow isn't designed to keep you inside the app—it just leaves a small mark you can return to later. 【Look back. Don't keep score.】 Each tracker has a calendar and a running count. They're not there to grade your progress, but to help you notice your own rhythm: have you been getting outside lately, how long since you saw someone you care about, how often this happened this month. You don't need to keep a streak—just look back once in a while. 【Quiet & local】 No account, no social feed, no leaderboard. Your data stays on your device by default, and Tablow works offline. Available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, and Japanese. 【Premium · one-time purchase】 - Unlimited active trackers - Export and import data for device migration - Log an entry on a past date - Filter history by date range Terms and privacy: https://tabloo.hyperge.top/