Life7 vs QueryDial

Life7: a to-do list that can only remember 7 items. I erased the cat litter outside the litter box, then argued with my partner about cleaning, dealt with the almost-moldy dishes in the sink, opened a new folder on my computer, saw myself in the mirror, getting rounder every day, thought about the dusty fitness hoop in the corner, next to the unopened video game cartridge, and couldn't sleep on sheets that hadn't been changed in a month... What's most important? What do I really want to do? What am I always forgetting? There are always some things I should write down. This App was born for organizing our chaotic lives - the 7 essential things in life for smooth development work and for tidying up my hurried life Features: It can only record 7 things, which can be ordered, but there can only be 7 things Here, you can't do anything extra, only simply organize what you think is most important or what you most want to do. Method: *The book "Scarcity," which is the inspiration for this App You can choose these 7 things according to the following methods (after I seriously organized, I found that they are almost the same) Regular work affairs Special work affairs Hobbies and interests Health and exercise Family relationships Money and finance Learning My seven things: Organize the App's code (every 24 hours) Find someone to fix the air conditioner in the bedroom (within 48 hours) Give the cat a check-up (in two months) Go on a trip (in one month) Help my mom buy a new phone (within 3 days) Sell my bike in the seafood market (within one week) Finish reading the photography textbook (in two weeks) I hope this App can help you, and if you have any suggestions, please leave a comment or send an email. But life is inherently complex, and we need to coexist with our complex needs.

With QueryDial, you can: - Use “yt cats" to search for cute cat videos on YouTube - Use "w Gravity" to easily find the content you want on Wikipedia - Use “!x #trending" to view real-time trending topics on X - or, assign shortcut for any websites you like! *Getting started is easy* 1. Add your frequently used searchable websites (e.g., YouTube, Quora, Twitter, etc.) to QueryDial's search library. 2. Set up simple and easy-to-remember shortcuts (e.g., “yt” for YouTube, “w” for Wikipedia). 3. Enter your search terms directly in the Safari's search bar* or in the QueryDial toolbar window. 4. Include the shortcut in your search terms (e.g., “!yt funny cats") or as the first word in your search (e.g., “yt funny cats"). *Different ways to enter shortcuts* - !Bang commands: Use commands like “!wiki grey fox” or “grey fox wiki!” to quickly open a search on the specified website. The syntax here is same as the !Bangs from DuckDuckGo. - Keyword shortcuts: Add the shortcut before or after your search terms, separate them with a space, such as “yt cat videos” or “cat videos yt”. *Site Search and Snapshot Services* Save time entering "site:domain.com". Use QueryDial’s Safari popup to easily view the website snapshots or search the domain with site search services. *Enhance your “Shortcuts” app* QueryDial provides a number of useful shortcuts that you can use to customize your own workflows in the “Shortcuts” app. Try build your own workflow using shortcuts! *To use QueryDial directly in the search bar, you need to enable shortcuts for the browser's default search engine in QueryDial's settings. QueryDial currently supports using shortcuts in the following search engines: Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Yahoo, Baidu, Naver, Ecosia, Brave Search, Startpage, Kagi, Qwant, Swisscows