Task Tree vs Speakloft

Task Tree — Organize anything as a tree Task Tree is a simple, powerful task manager built around tree‑structured tasks. Break any goal into projects, tasks, and subtasks — to any depth — and watch progress roll up automatically from the smallest detail to the big picture. Planning a trip, shipping a product, or just keeping a to‑do list? Task Tree keeps everything in a clear hierarchy that's easy to navigate. WHY TASK TREE • Think in trees — Nest tasks as deeply as you need. Big goals become projects; projects break down into tasks and subtasks. • Automatic progress — Check off the leaves and every parent task and project updates its progress for you. • See the whole picture — The Projects screen shows each project's progress, completion count, and due status at a glance. FEATURES • Unlimited subtask depth • Projects with live progress bars and due‑date tracking • Inline due dates with a built‑in calendar • Move a task (and its subtasks) anywhere — or promote it to its own project • Duplicate a task and its entire subtree • Drill‑down and full hierarchy views • iCloud backup & restore — keep your tree safe • Noteholic integration — send a tree to Noteholic, or import a note as a project (indentation becomes your hierarchy) Simple enough for a grocery list, structured enough for a big project. Plant your first tree today.

Turn a talk into timed cue cards, rehearse each section with a real clock, and compare measured section durations with your plan. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Outline, create up to 12 named cue cards with prompts and time budgets, or load the example outline. Save the outline. 2. Tap Rehearse outline, start the clock, and advance each cue when you finish speaking. Pause or resume as needed. 3. Finish the final cue to save a completed timing review. Reopen a saved run and export the section-by-section report. Existing microphone-based practice, on-device speech analysis, session history and trend tools remain available as separate workflows. WHAT TO KNOW Run of Show measures manual cue transitions and does not listen to or grade speech. Targets are user choices, not recommended speaking speeds. Backgrounding pauses the timer. Incomplete discarded runs are not saved. Each cue supports 5–1,800 seconds. iPhone and iPad.