Onlynote vs Do Today

Onlynote is a simple, free note-taking and to-do list app. No account or sign-up required — everything is stored privately on your device. FEATURES - Home Screen widget: see pinned and recent notes without opening the app, and tap New to start writing - Folders: organize notes into folders, switch between them from the title bar, and manage them in Settings - Search: quickly find notes by title or content - Trash: recover deleted notes or delete them forever - Notes & checklists: write free-form notes or create to-do/checklist items - Photos: attach photos to any note - Reminders: set a reminder with a local notification so you never forget - Swipe to delete: swipe any checklist item to delete it, in any order - Auto-sort: checked items automatically move to the bottom of the list - Drag to reorder: long-press and drag notes on the home screen to reorder them - Share as image: export and share any note as an image - Customize: choose note colors, font style, font size, and card size in Settings - Privacy controls: read the privacy policy and change ad personalization any time in Settings - Fast & offline: works fully offline, with no internet connection required Whether you need a shopping list, a daily task manager, a quick memo, or a place to keep photos with notes, Onlynote keeps it simple and private.

Dive into a task management experience like you've never known before. With Do Today, you not only organize your days with precision, but you do it with a simple, intuitive interface. Features: • Create and complete tasks with ease • Uncompleted tasks are automatically moved to the next day • Progress in %, see how much you've accomplished • Personalize your experience with various themes • Boost your productivity with a dedicated Focus mode • Quickly track your tasks from the home screen widgets • Finish tasks for a confetti celebration • No sign in required • No Ads Don't put off till tomorrow what you can Do Today! Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/