ThreadNote vs Migloom

ThreadNote is a simple text note application that stands out for its two unique features. Firstly, it eschews the traditional title list format; instead, all content, both titles and body text, is displayed in a list format (with a limit on the number of display lines). Secondly, it allows for the creation of child notes, enabling users to organize notes into a branching hierarchy of parent-child relationships. Users can navigate between parent and child notes with left and right swipes, and can use pinch in to fold notes down to just the title and the first few lines of text (configurable from 0 to 10 lines), with a pinch out gesture to unfold. This folding action can also be performed by tapping a button on the note. Features: - Notes with titles, body text, tags, creation and modification dates - Note filtering through string and tag searches - Note editing and deletion - Tagging - Bookmarking - Note sharing (exporting) - Changing the order of notes - Moving notes between parents and children Note Sharing: - Notes can be exported to other apps or file folders via the action button on the note editing screen. - Options to select only the note being edited, all its siblings (notes at the same level), or all its descendants (notes at lower levels) - Select multiple output items: title/tags/creation date/modification date/body text - Auto-numbering: Automatically numbers titles when exporting multiple notes (optional) Settings: - Changing the font of titles and body text in the list and editing screens - Changing the base color - Dark mode toggle - Adjusting the maximum note width - Setting the number of lines for folded display in the list view (0 to 10 lines) - Setting the maximum number of display lines for body text in the list view (up to 500 lines) Other: - Backup and restoration of all data Limitations: - Only handles text. It cannot manage images, audio, location data, etc.

Migloom is a private migraine and headache diary. Log an attack in seconds, see your patterns, and walk into your next appointment with a clear summary built from your own entries. EVERYTHING INCLUDED, ONE PRICE No subscription, no ads, no account. The visit summary, insights, widgets, exports and backups are all part of the app. NEW IN 3.0: VISIT SUMMARY - Pick a period (30 days, 90 days, 6 months, or since your last visit) - See it next to the period before: headache days, attacks, acute-medication days, average severity, severe attacks, and average duration - A day-by-day severity chart and a short plain-language summary of your log - Every medication you logged, with days, doses, and how often you marked it as helping - Keep a list of questions for your doctor and the date of your next visit - Share a multi-page PDF with all of this plus the attack log for the period LOG IN SECONDS - Severity 1 to 10, location, triggers, duration, and phases (prodrome, aura, headache, postdrome) with their symptoms - Medications with their type and dose, treatments tried, and what helped - Quick Log widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, a Control Center button, and Siri: "Log a migraine in Migloom" - Optional daily reminder SEE YOUR PATTERNS - Calendar heatmap shaded by the worst severity each day - Monthly summary: top triggers, severity histogram, common trigger pairings, what helped most - Deep patterns: time of day, day of week, trigger by severity, treatments - Insights: 30-day headache days and acute-medication days, a 6-month trend, a year-at-a-glance heatmap, and how severity differs when each trigger was noted - Medication-day counts per type, with the documented monthly day counts shown for reference - An approximate MIDAS score from your log KEEP IT - CSV export of every entry and a diary PDF - Back up everything to one file and restore it on another iPhone or iPad. Restoring only adds entries; nothing on the device is deleted PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your diary stays on your device. Migloom has no account, no cloud, no analytics, and no tracking. The widgets never show your health details. Migloom is a personal diary, not a medical device. It counts and compares what you log; it does not diagnose or suggest treatment. Talk to a healthcare professional about your care.