1day Schedule vs Rubato

It is a simple schedule app that allows you to manage your daily schedule. You can also install a check-type Todo list in the schedule assembled for each hour. In addition, the schedule is visualized with an analog clock-type graph! (Can be hidden when entering a schedule, etc.) [Main functions] - Manage the schedule on a daily basis - Hourly schedule input - Schedule can be color-coded - Schedule has normal display and time series display - A to-do list can be set in the schedule - Analog clock type schedule graph - Reminder - With vertical calendar [Vertical calendar] With a vertical calendar that goes well with smartphones! You can check the memo that can be entered for each day from the calendar. Also, you can put text on the button type stamp. Convenient for work schedule! You can also increase the stamps from the default one row to two. ------------ 1day schedule is recommended for those who like this! - I want to make an appointment in advance, such as the content of my work or study. - We would like to review the activities of the day and aim for a more fulfilling lifestyle. - I want to assemble a tight schedule because it is telework - I want to eliminate the wasted time that somehow passes Also, - I want to use only the Todo function as a to-do list - I want to use only the memo function that allows me to write a little on the calendar - I want to use only the stamp function of the calendar for work schedule Of course you can use it like this! We hope you will have a wonderful and highly conscious day with the 1day schedule.

Rubato is a daily planner that stacks your events vertically and lets you clear them from the top. Instead of pinning everything to a time, you stack them in order. • A plan that flows Stack what you want to do and it lines up from the top. Run late and everything after shifts; finish early and it moves up. You always see the whole day. Meetings and appointments become "fixed-time" events, and flowing events split around them. • Stack and clear Tap a frequent event in the History palette to stack it, or drag it into place. Complete it and it bursts away; the next one becomes current. Completion sounds and haptics are designed in-house. • Usual Rubato predicts what usually comes next, based on the time of day, the weekday, and what came before, and puts it first in the palette. It gets smarter as you use it. • Your day ends when you sleep Past midnight, the timeline keeps counting: 25:00, 26:00. Night owls' days stay in one piece. • Live mode The current time stays near the top, with only the current event and the next one shown large. Insert a break or a gap with one tap. Notifications arrive when an event starts, 10 minutes before a fixed-time event, and at the planned end. • Works with your calendar Events from your iPhone calendars (including Google) appear in the header; tap one to place it at a fixed time. Mark an event "Show in Calendar" and it's written to the calendar you choose, follows the flow as it moves, and settles into the actual time when completed. Subscribe to calendars by URL (iCal). • All-day events and to-dos Add all-day events and undated to-dos to any day. Tap a to-do to finish it; unfinished ones carry over to tomorrow. Place them on future days from the month view. • iPhone and Mac On Mac, Rubato lives in the menu bar and can be pinned as a standalone panel. It syncs through iCloud. There's no server: your data stays in your own iCloud. • Pricing Free to download. Try every feature free for 14 days (started by a ¥0 in-app purchase; it isn't a subscription and you'll never be charged automatically). To keep going, a single one-time purchase (¥2,200 in Japan; local price shown in the app) unlocks Rubato on both iPhone and Mac, forever. After the trial, viewing, completing, and syncing keep working.