ManyTime vs Obi

ManyTime is an event management tool using Dropbox. How long does it take until the next event? It becomes clear by one button push. An ordinary calendar -- although it has managed the daily event, if the app has many events, it will become disorderly contents. By changing the idea, it is managed separately by type event group, Let's be able to search the event nearest respectively. Events can contain URL, email address, and the link to map apps. Primary use Year-round schedule 1: Void time, Mercury retrograde, Jupiter retrograde and Mars retrograde 2: Events for Museums 3: General affairs events 4: Events related to accounting 5: Time schedule 7: School events 8: Events of entertainment facilities 9: Schedule of concerts 10: Schedule of sports games 11: Test plan 12: Tidal data 13: Astronomical events 14: Six-week, month old and old calendar Schedule of others 1:Shift work management 2:Schedule of family Navigation use 1:Flyer of retail 2:Travel schedule 3:Scheduled business trip 4:Plan of the visited 5:Record of coordinate data 6:Schedule of shopping Additional features If you purchased the Remove Ad: - The event delete button (trash can icon) - Diary mode for Month Calendar - Color Settings menu - Expand range of years

Obi-Yomi is a quiet, lightweight calendar for viewing your family's and your own plans side by side, like a single band of time. It is not a do-everything power tool. Its focus is simple: bring plans in, share them, and glance at them. ■ Easy to import Each family member just pastes the shareable address (.ics) of the calendar they already use. Apple Calendar or Google Calendar — paste the URL and their plans line up on the band. No need to retype anything. ■ Import from handwriting, photos, and text (supported devices) Photograph a paper handout or note, paste some text, or write by hand on iPad to create event drafts (automatically on devices with on-device AI; on others you enter them while looking at the recognized text). You always confirm before saving. ■ Switch views lightly • Month (zoom in for a weekly timetable, out for two months) • Timeline (two weeks to two years; sort by person or task — like a Gantt chart for long-term planning) • Day view (overlapping events split into side-by-side columns) See the same plans at the level of detail you want. ■ The same board with family Share the same band with just a code and password. No account required. ■ Availability mode Offer "are you free this Saturday?" with marks right on the schedule. Days when everyone is free turn gold. ■ And more • Tap the schedule to add and edit events • Search across all spaces • Export the schedule (PDF / image / HTML) — to send to friends not on iPhone, to print, and so on • Switch themes to match your mood, from washi paper to Impressionist palettes Obi-Yomi is a tool to easily bring in all sorts of information and view your personal and shared plans at a glance. Note: .ics sync can lag minutes to hours (use it for an overview). AI drafting from handwriting/photos/text runs automatically only on devices that support on-device AI.