Stitch Graph Paper vs Triflow

This is a graph paper application for cross stitch. It is suitable for creating geometric patterns and lace patterns. It can also be used as a pixel art creator. ● Features - Grid size is up to 1,000 x 1,000 - Unlimited graph paper - Start Position: Selectable from top-left, center, bottom-right - Context Menu: copy, move, flip (horizontal), flip (vertical), clear - Repeat - Display Format: Selectable from Symbol, Symbol & Fill, Fill, Stitch - Ruler - Full Screen - Duplicate graph paper - Draft image - Apple Pencil support - Share / Output: PDF(A4), Image, CSV - Import from CSV file - Scale calculator ● Notes - Multiple symbols cannot be set in a single cell. For example, cross stitch and back stitch cannot be set in the same cell. - When exporting or inputting CSV data, some of the color and backstitch information cannot be handled. - The character encoding for CSV output is UTF-8. - There is no function to automatically convert from images.

Overwhelmed by your to-do list? I created Triflow because I was too. It helps break through decision paralysis and actually start working on what matters. -- Made for ADHD & Executive Function Challenges I know the struggle of staring at a mountain of tasks and not knowing where to start. Triflow was born from my own need for something that addresses decision paralysis, improves focus, and helps build momentum with a simple approach backed by research. -- How Triflow Works (It's Simple, Really) 1 - Choose your top 3 tasks - Just three. Not twenty. This limit changed everything for me, and studies show it reduces overwhelm. 2 - Shuffle if you want - Can't decide which to do first? I added a shuffle feature so Triflow can randomize the order for you. 3 - See one task at a time - Focus on just one thing without the distraction of what's next. 4 - Track your time - Use the timer or stopwatch to maintain momentum and improve time management. 5 - Complete. Celebrate. Repeat. - Watch your progress and build confidence with each completed task. -- Why It Works Triflow is built on evidence-based strategies that research shows genuinely help with productivity challenges (see references below) - and I've experienced these benefits firsthand: • Reduces decision fatigue - Fewer choices = less paralysis and improved task initiation • Creates external structure - External support systems are proven effective for ADHD management • Visual progress tracking - Completed tasks trigger dopamine release, reinforcing positive behavior • Implementation intentions - Concrete plans dramatically improve your ability to start and finish tasks -- Features That Make the Difference • Clean, distraction-free interface - Multiple themes available to suit your visual preference • Haptic feedback - Physical prompts help maintain attention and focus • Timer alarms - Gentle reminders when time's up for better time awareness • Shuffle feature - Eliminates the "which one first?" problem that causes procrastination • Works offline - No account needed, just open and start getting things done -- In my own life, I noticed that when I was stuck in productivity paralysis, my wife would count "3, 2, 1, go!" and somehow that was enough to get me moving. I built Triflow to recreate that gentle push, helping transform overwhelm into action, one task at a time. No subscriptions. No complicated features. Just a simple tool I created to help myself focus and get things done – and now I'm sharing it with you. Download now and turn "I'll do it later" into "I did it!" -- Research References & Further Reading: • Decision fatigue and choice overload - Dr. Sheena Iyengar - https://faculty.washington.edu/jdb/345/345%20Articles/Iyengar%20%26%20Lepper%20(2000).pdf • External structure for ADHD management - Dr. Russell Barkley - https://www.russellbarkley.org/factsheets/ADHD_EF_and_SR.pdf • Dopamine reinforcement and task completion - Neuroscience of reward systems - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352154621000644 • Implementation intentions and task initiation - Dr. Peter Gollwitzer - https://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/sites/default/files/2020-06/goal_intent_attain.pdf