Stash2Go II vs FlickTrack

Techniques now come with videos, you can answer a message with one warm emoji, and Stash2Go speaks Japanese and Nynorsk. New • Techniques: 50 now, grouped the way you work, almost all with videos, and you can rate and comment on each one. • Quick reactions: answer a message with an emoji, and see who reacted right under the message. • Edit your own profile: your first name, About me and favourite colours, right from the app. • Stash2Go is now available in Japanese and in Norwegian Nynorsk. • Beta: next to a pattern's PDF you see the techniques it uses. Switch it on in Settings › Beta Features. Improved • Message notifications tell you who wrote and how the message starts. • While something loads, the app tells you what it is waiting for. Fixed • My Projects and My Stash no longer show entries twice. • Inserting a project, photo or link into a forum reply works again. • Pattern pages no longer say "Authentication failed" when your login is fine. Plus smaller fixes: conversations show your newest message right away, Classic view shows fewer ads, and the Apple Watch app has its icon again.

FlickTrack Mala Counter is a simple, motion-based counter designed for meditation, mantra practice, breathwork, prayer, habit tracking, and other repetitive practices where you want to keep count without constantly touching the screen. Instead of tapping a button every time, FlickTrack lets you count with a small downward flick of your phone. Begin a session, choose your preferred screen and text appearance, set your flick sensitivity, and let the app keep track while you focus on your practice. FlickTrack is especially useful for users who want a quiet, minimal counter experience during longer sessions. The screen can stay awake while the app is in use, and session history is saved so you can review previous counts over time. You can adjust screen brightness inside the app and choose whether FlickTrack keeps the screen awake during use or allows your iPhone to auto-lock normally. If an accidental flick is counted or a flick is missed, built-in count correction tools let you manually adjust the number. To add the FlickTrack widget to your Lock Screen, run the app once, then press and hold your iPhone Lock Screen, tap Customize, choose Lock Screen, tap the widget area below the clock, and select FlickTrack. Choose the rectangular widget to show the current count with plus and minus correction buttons. Features: Motion-based flick counting Begin a new session or continue the last session Adjustable flick sensitivity Custom screen color Custom text color Adjustable text size Adjustable screen brightness Optional screen-lock prevention while using the app Option to allow normal iPhone screen lock behavior Pause and resume sessions End sessions and save results Manual count correction for accidental or missed flicks Correction unlock by button Correction unlock by double tap Option to enable both correction methods Lock Screen count widget Lock Screen and Control Center count controls on supported iOS versions Add or subtract flicks from supported widgets/controls Session history with date, end time, and total flick count Share history by text, email, messaging apps, or CSV export Option to share all history or only recent history Option to share a screenshot of the history page Designed for one-handed use, with left or right handed options Portrait-locked session screen Screen optionally stays awake while the app is active-you don't have to keep your screen active to avoid losing function with screen lock while concentrating on practice. Or let the screen lock and manually add or subtract flicks with an available Lock Screen widget. FlickTrack stores your session history locally on your device. You choose when and how to share or export your data. Whether you are counting mantra repetitions, breaths, prayers, mala rounds, affirmations, physical therapy repetitions, or personal goals, FlickTrack gives you a clean and customizable way to keep count with a simple phone motion.