Quickio vs SurlfBird

When you need to remind yourself quickly to do something, Quickio is your answer. Calendar, Reminders, and Emails, whatever works for you. The quicker you close our app, the happier we are. Quickio works with the Apple Calendar, Reminders, and Mail apps already on your device. There are no new accounts to create and no new system to learn. Type it, send it, done. CALENDAR & REMINDERS • Add an event or reminder in seconds • Choose which calendar or Reminders list to use • Set a default event length • Repeat daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, on weekdays, or on weekends • Get alerted at the event time or up to a week before, or use a double alert so you're reminded early and again when it's time EMAIL • Send a quick note to yourself or anyone on your saved list • Pick a default recipient so sending takes one tap • Add attachments • Optional subject prefix, signature, and message-in-subject, great for inbox rules and filters MAKE IT YOURS • Open straight to the tab you use most • Light, dark, or automatic theme • Supports Dynamic Type for larger, easier-to-read text • Helpful tips to get you started PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your settings stay on your device. Quickio passes your events, reminders, and emails to Apple's own apps and stays out of the way. And if you ever do stick around a little longer… there might be a potato or two hiding somewhere, including the infamous Potato King and his daughter Princess Potato.

SurlfBird solves a long-standing problem. You run a Windows desktop computer and an iPhone/iPad side by side. You use a shared file storage like ownCloud, Nextcloud, Dropbox, WebDAV or something similar to transfer your data between the devices. This works fine for office documents, text documents. If, like me, you like to save URLs from internet sessions in your shared storage for later reading or as a reminder, you will find a .url file when viewing the replicated storage on the iOS device. You can copy its contents to the Notes application and click the link there. Now you have SurlfBird to help you. Just share the url file with SurlfBird and it will grep the URL from the .url file and open Safari with that URL. Very small and simple application, no extra internet traffic or anything.