Commute Logger vs Redirect Websites

Are you moving and shortlisting homes based on the commute duration between your new home and work? Or are you trying to figure out what's the best time of the day to leave to work/home so that you spend less time in traffic? CommuteLogger automatically checks for the realtime commute duration between the source and the destination. It periodically logs the commute time every 30 minutes for up to 14 days even when the app is closed. You can create up to 19 loggers where each logger is recording the commute duration between the source to the destination. The result is a trend graph based off time of the day and the commute duration to the destination. If you are moving, you can refer the graph to shortlist home based on the shortest commute trend. If you just want to save time in traffic, you can refer the graph to know the best time to leave to work or home so that you spend less time in traffic. How does it work? 1. Create a new logger by entering the source and the destination address 2. Sit back and relax for a couple of days until the logger captures all the realtime traffic data 3. Open the app and look at the traffic trend and decide if this is the best place to move (If you are moving), or look at the graph to decide the best time to leave to work/home based on the shortest commute duration Save time in traffic!

Redirector gives you precise control over where Safari takes you. Create local redirect rules that match URLs using regular expressions and send them to a different destination. Redirect modern sites to preferred versions, replace domains, preserve paths with capture groups, or build redirects for your own workflows. Features: • Regular expression URL matching • Capture-group substitutions • Per-rule source and destination domains • Rule ordering and stop processing • Built-in URL testing and previews • Automatic redirect-loop protection • Enable, disable, edit, and delete rules at any time • Site access requested only for domains used by enabled rules Redirector has no accounts, analytics, or external servers. Rules stay on your device and are processed locally by Safari. Rules are stored separately on each device and do not currently sync through iCloud.