Progress 2.0 vs FocusPocus

Progress: Managing Task Progress, Habit Tracking, and Food Inventory. Which chapter are you on in that book? How many days have you successfully woken up early? How many eggs are left in your fridge? Do you often face similar questions? Is there a better way than jotting them down in a notebook? Progress is a minimally designed app that helps you manage your daily progress and enhance your goal achievement efficiency. Often, patience and monotony interrupt our record-keeping efforts. Progress solves this with its simple interactions and visually appealing design. You can manage the progress of various goals within the app and share your goal achievements on social media. Of course, you can also manage quickly in Today, such as incrementing progress by +1. 「Scenario Examples」 - Keep track of which episode you're on in a TV series - Note how many pages you've read in a book and how many are left - Track your progress in a 21-day early rising goal - Monitor how many cans of milk you have left ... 「Feature Highlights」 1. Create and manage your tasks, turning them into beautiful cards 2. Habit Tracking: Daily check-ins, streak counting, and calendar view to build great habits 3. Achievement Wall: 23 achievements to unlock - your persistence deserves to be celebrated 4. Various ways to increase your progress until tasks are completed 5. Display and manage these tasks on home screen widgets 6. Share visually appealing progress cards to share the joy of fulfillment 7. Stunning icons and themes to choose from 8. Supports iCloud backup and data restoration 「Feedback」 We greatly value your feedback and suggestions after using the app to better meet the needs of the public. If Progress has impressed you in any way, we would appreciate your positive review and sharing it with your friends! --- 「About Membership」 With subscription, you will be Progress Member, enjoying more Member-Only features. Payment: Upon confirmation of purchase and payment, the benefits will be credited to your iTunes account and will be automatically renewed through your iTunes account. Renewal/Automatic renewal: Apple's iTunes account will deduct a fee within 24 hours before the expiration date, and the subscription cycle will be extended one more time after the deduction is successful. Cancel renewal: To cancel your subscription, manually turn off the automatic renewal feature in the iTunes/AppleID Settings management 24 hours before the current subscription cycle expires. 「Policy」 Privacy Policy: https://www.privacypolicies.com/live/7b3e2c73-314a-4793-a87a-d5c1423b8cb3 Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A quiet pomodoro timer. Focus for 25 minutes, then take a real break. FocusPocus runs on your iPhone with no account, no tracking, your tasks stay on your device. The technique is older than you think. Francesco Cirillo wrote it down in the late '80s using a tomato-shaped kitchen timer. The math hasn't changed: focus for 25, break for 5, repeat four times, take a longer break. FocusPocus handles the timing so you can do the focusing. What's inside: — Three modes (pomodoro, short break, long break) with sounds you can mute — A tappable task list. Add what you're working on, mark them done as you go. — Pomodoro count per task — estimate how many sessions you'll need and watch the count — Notes per task with checkable sub-items — Eight color palettes plus a custom picker — pick a mood for your focus — Native iOS Live Activity. Your timer lives on the Dynamic Island and lock screen so you never lose track. Pause and skip from the Dynamic Island without unlocking. — "Yesterday" page-flip: tap the date to start a new day. Unfinished tasks carry forward, completed ones drop. — Session history with stats — focused minutes per day, weekly trends, top tasks. What's not inside: — No account — No tracking — No ads — No upsells Made by one person who needed it. If it helps you focus, you've already gotten what it was made for.