inTime vs Tramline CoPilot

inTime makes your life easier. Set up an activity and let the app remember it! Here is a list of all the features of inTime: - Interactive home, scroll through all the activities entered, both active and expired ones. If there are still active activities, you will see a small graphic timer on them. - Enter activity, add all the activities you want, distinguishing them by tag, description and category, in addition to the time you want them to be notified. - Customizable interface, customize the app thanks to the many possibilities for customization, such as color. - Create Watch activities, you can create the activity to be added also on Apple Watch, with the only care that you will have to import it from the app for iPhone / iPad before being able to create another activity from Watch. - Widget, displays directly on the Home a list of the last 4 activities of inTime thanks to the dedicated Widget. - Siri, begins the insertion of a new activity directly from Siri, configurable in the settings of inTime. - Notifications, obviously local notifications that the App will send you whenever your activity will arrive at the set notification time cannot be missing. inTime is designed and developed by Mattia Di Chiara, Italian developer of Montegranaro. For any doubt, question or request for assistance do not hesitate to contact through the appropriate forms either in the App Store form or in the App.

Tramline CoPilot helps you plan and work with tramlines in the field. Configure machine and working widths, keep your setup handy on your phone, and focus on practical tramline-related tasks without needing an account. The app is built to work without mandatory cloud accounts for its core functionality. Your configuration and settings are stored locally on your device so your preferences are available the next time you open the app. An optional experimental map feature can be enabled for advanced use. When enabled and if you grant location permission, the app may show your position on a map and support route-related visuals during a session. Map tiles may load from external providers (for example OpenStreetMap), which involves standard network connections as described in the privacy policy. If you have questions or feedback, please use the support contact on the App Store listing.