Autopilot vs Samurai Search

Autopilot makes your morning routine consistent and effortless using the magic of guided step-by-step instructions w/ audio prompts. Get the exact routine you want, every time. Autopilot tells you, out loud, exactly what to do so that you don't have to think about it. If you have been wanting to try something new to get your mornings on track, this is it. You can discover lots of great flows within the app that fit right into your morning or build something from scratch. The builder tool is super flexible and you might find uses outside of the morning like: * 5 minute workouts * Pomodoro Style Work Sessions * Creative writing * Practice a musical instrument * Learn a new language or skill Some examples of flows that come with Autopilot: - Fun and easy 1 minute workouts - Write a Haiku - Have a guided conversation with a friend - Brush your teeth like a pro Autopilot comes pre-loaded with dozens of useful flows. Just press play, follow the instructions, and you'll be well on your way to a more intentional life.

Search your iOS device or iCloud for text, source code, plain text files, and PDFs. Find matches inside files and preview results instantly, or open any matched file in your favourite editing or viewing app. Flexible search options: whole word, case sensitive (all file types), and regular expressions (for text files). Choose which files to include by selecting standard or custom text file types, or by searching filenames that match a pattern. Select where to search from On My iPad, iCloud Drive, or external file providers such as SMB and USB folders. When possible, the app retains saved search selections so you can quickly repeat the same searches later. If you search selected folders in iCloud Drive, matching iCloud files are synced to your device before searching, ensuring fast local results. Searching plain text files is extremely fast and memory efficient. PDF search speed depends on the document content and can be slow. Note also that PDF search may consume large amounts of memory which can cause Samurai Search to crash.