Haiku Note vs Practice Log

“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.

Don't track "how many you did" — track "how many you made." Free throws, serves, putts, approach shots, shots on goal, penalty kicks... even darts, bowling, and music practice! Every drill has one answer: your success rate. Success Rate Counter is a simple counter app that tracks repetitive practice for any sport and visualizes your growth. No ads, even in the free version. ■ What you can do for free - Track practice for 1 person (count mode / timer mode) - Log success/fail with one tap (mistakes are editable) - Check your success rate instantly ■ What PRO unlocks - Register up to 4 people (switch between siblings or teammates) - Save presets to instantly recall your usual practice routines - Review success rate by session on a graph and feel your progress - Export data as CSV ■ Who it's for - High school and college athletes who want to track daily solo practice with numbers - Parents who want to watch their young athlete's progress - Coaches and trainers managing multiple students ■ Works for any sport Basketball free throws, soccer penalty kicks, tennis serves, golf putts, baseball swings, volleyball serves... Any drill you can measure as "X out of Y" works with this app. Start for free — begin logging today's practice right now.