links for later vs Masuta

Links for Later gives you a fast and easy way to save, organize, and find links! Links include rich previews and automatically sync across all your iOS and macOS devices. Who is this good for? Links for Later is perfect for people who: - Save a lot of things for later (recipes, articles, tweets, shopping wish lists) - Can't stand having a lot of tabs open - Like organizing saved links - Think their browser's bookmarking solution involves too many steps What can it do? - Give you a great overview of all your saved links in the home feed - Save links fast - Tag links - Filter links - Find links by their URL or title - Display rich previews to help you identify saved links faster - Hide and unhide saved links Enable the Share Extension for fast saving: (iOS 14 users please note you may have to restart your device after installing the app for it to appear in your share extensions list) 1. Open Safari on your device 2. Tap the Share button 3. Swipe to the end of the row with app icons 4. Tap Edit 5. Find Links for Later, add it to your favourites, and drag it to the front of the list 6. Use the newly enabled extension to save links as fast as you can find them!

Masuta is a practice journal that allows you to break your craft down into specific areas of focus, called Modules. You can simply practice a specific module for however long you'd like, or create a Session for more structured practicing. Sessions are like a "workout routine" for a musician, and might look something like "Scales for 10min, Blues Licks for 15min, Free Play for 10min". Masuta makes it easy to structure your practice, stay motivated, and track your progress and time spent across all modules.