Haiku Note vs HINATA

“Haiku Note” allows you to easily write down and save your haiku. You can use five lists to save your haiku: spring, summer, autumn, winter, and no season. (How to use) - If you put 1st, 2nd, and 3rd lines in the three frames on the right side, the haiku will appear on the left side. The fourth frame is the author's name. The pull-down button below it allows you to change the color of the season. - Haiku can be saved in a seasonal list. In the seasonal list, you can delete, reorder, and save the list. You can also swipe right on an individual haiku to bring it back to the main screen. - You can browse your haiku. You can switch between one-line and three-line display. - You can also have the voice read out loud by pressing the "Voice" button. The type of voice can be changed in the device settings. - You can tweet your haiku by clicking the "Tweet" button. Hashtags can be changed in the settings screen.

“Will this place get enough sunlight?” HINATA lets you check sun position, direction, and shadow trends on a map. Visualize how light changes by time and season, and quickly understand when and where sunlight reaches your location. Great for - Home/apartment viewing before visits - Balcony or gardening light checks - Photo/video location scouting Main features - Sun position and direction on map - Time slider to compare light changes - Summer/Winter solstice presets - Satellite and 3D map support Notes - Calculations are based on map center coordinates and selected time - Results are guidance only and not guaranteed real-world sunlight - Sun icon altitude is optimized for 2D view (3D focuses on direction) Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/