Vesputio vs Wristy

Vesputio is a fast, native Apple client for putio: browse your cloud library, stream media, save files for offline use, and manage your account from one clean app. Your putio stash feels right at home on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. Open folders, search your library, sort files, rename, move, delete, create folders, preview images, extract archives, and keep downloads available on this device. Built for media: - Watch videos with resume, subtitles, playback speed, Picture in Picture, and AirPlay/Bluetooth output - Play audio with queue controls and a compact player - Convert videos to MP4 when needed - Preview images and open supported files quickly Built for control: - Track active and completed transfers - Share public links and manage shared files - View storage usage and clean up watched videos - Manage signed-in devices, app-specific passwords, 2FA, account settings, default sorting, downloads, archives, extractions, and trash Vesputio is independent, lightweight, and designed around Apple platform conventions, so your putio library stays easy to navigate whether you are streaming at home or saving files for later. Requires a putio account. Vesputio is an independent client and is not affiliated with putio.

Wristy show the temperature at your wrist as widget on your homescreen! NOTICE: This data is only gathered if you wear an Apple Watch Series 8 or Ultra while sleeping. If you don't have such data yet the widgets will show you a random preview of their functionality. The app allows you to authorize the data from HealthKit and shows it as a small, medium or large widget on your homescreen. It is kept plain and simple by design and includes only the most necessary things. In the near future I plan to add other data but the temperature at your wrist from HealthKit into the app to make even more widgets possible – but first things first. The app as well as the widgets fully support darkmode and are available in english and german.