Snack Plan vs Focus One

Snack Plan is your handy helper for keeping track of your theme park snacking! When you’re someone that goes to theme parks frequently many of the visits can become centered around food. Snack Plan lets you compile lists of your favorite snacks and parks, which you then use to create your snacking plans. Mark which snacks you’ve eaten as the day progresses and you’ll also have a record of which ones you didn’t get to. - Track which snacks are eaten/uneaten in your plan - Easily copy and modify plans - Works offline (no Internet required) - No subscriptions (Pro is a one-time purchase) - No advertising in the free or Pro version - Clean and playful design - Dark Mode support (can be automatic) - Numerous settings to configure the user interface - Voiceover and dynamic text support PRO VERSION The free version lets you create one plan, one park, and a handful of snacks. The Pro version removes these restrictions and populates a large list of snacks for you automatically. Pro is a one-time purchase with no subscriptions. DETAILS Privacy Policy: chriswu.com/privacy/ Twitter: twitter.com/snackplan If you have any questions, problems, or comments please reach out! museumshuffle@gmail.com

Focus One is a simple focus timer for people who want to start one task, stay with it, and reduce mental clutter. Choose what you will do now, set a timer, and begin. The app keeps the screen quiet so you can return to the one thing in front of you. The settings screen lets you choose the app language, so the app can be localized to the language you select. Useful for study, work, Pomodoro-style sessions, ADHD-friendly routines, and building a visible focus record over time.