Manage vs Void Max

Manage is a personal project management app that helps you organize your work into simple, focused projects. Instead of spreading your work across separate apps, Manage brings everything related to a project into one place — tasks, dates, documents, files, notes, and more. Every project gives you the tools you need to plan your work, track progress, store important information, and stay on top of what needs to be done. With version 2.0, Manage has been redesigned with a cleaner interface, faster access to common actions, support for project collaboration using iCloud Sharing, improved notifications, and Apple Intelligence features including Smart Today Summary and Magic Input for tasks and events. Our promise Manage is a one-time purchase. No subscriptions. We never track you or sell your data. We only collect anonymous crash and error logs to help us identify issues, fix bugs, and improve the app. Key concepts Projects Manage is built around projects. Each project acts as a simple workspace for everything related to a piece of work. Task Lists Create task lists to organize your work into different phases. Add tasks to plan, track, and complete your day-to-day work. Docs & Files Keep documents, files, and notes related to a project in one place, so everything stays organized and easy to find. Events Use the built-in calendar to keep track of important dates, deadlines, reminders, and project events. Collaboration Share projects with others using iCloud Sharing and work together while keeping your data in your own iCloud account. Apple Intelligence Use Smart Today Summary to quickly understand what needs your attention, and Magic Input to create tasks and events faster. Manage is designed to stay simple, private, and focused — giving you the right tools to get things done without unnecessary complexity. CONTACT: Email us -> manage@techulus.com Twitter -> @techulus

Have you ever overshared on the internet and wished for a redo. Well, with Void Max you get that second chance. Void Max is our free micro journaling app that helps you avoid impulsively posting on social media by turning your life into your personal private timeline. Void Max looks like a typical social media app, so the interface is easy to use. But unlike social media, Void Max is a Privacy First app, meaning no one can see your posts — not even us. We even blur the timeline so your business stays your own Once we unlock our timeline, we can see all of our posts including health and wellness prompts we have answered, and even links we shared to our timeline Now you can micro journal whatever’s top of mind… Or For deeper reflections Void Max can access recent photos, videos, calendar events, and even track your health with engaging questions. Key Features: Total Privacy: Your journal is private, and no one else can see it. You can unlock your posts using Face ID, Touch ID or passcode. Easy-to-Use Interface: It's as user-friendly as social media but without the noise. Freedom to Express: Be yourself without fear of judgment or cancellation. Daily Prompts: Get inspired with daily writing prompts. Threads: Add depth to your entries with threaded conversations. Post Attachments: Attach photos, voice memos, videos, and more to your posts. While Void Max is personal and just for you, sometimes you want to share your posts with your friends and family. So when you’re ready, we made it easy to share via iMessage, Facebook, Instagram, or even to Apple’s new journaling app. Void Max is built for you to keep track of all your thoughts throughout the day making it the perfect tool to avoid impulsive posting on the internet, while also helping support your mental health by providing you a safe space for all of your thoughts. Download Void Max today for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and look for support for Apple Watch and Vision Pro coming later in 2024. ---------- Void Max Terms and Conditions https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Void Max Privacy Policy https://voidx.app/privacypolicy Photo Credits: Photo by Marcos Paulo Prado on Unsplash Photo by Mary West on Unsplash