Schedules vs Flyout

Schedules gives you handy information about your bell schedules, such as the current period, the countdown to the next period, and the starting time of the next period. For each school, Schedules sends handy notifications at predefined intervals and features a full bell schedule for each day of the week. If your school is not yet available, visit https://go.unisontech.org/schreq to request its addition. The app requires an Internet connection to update the schedules and to send error reports — only if you opt in — through Sentry. Schedules is open-source, and entirely free with no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. The source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/hkamran80/schedules-flutter.

Flyout is a markdown note app for iPhone and iPad. Capture from the share sheet, Control Centre, a Home Screen widget or Shortcuts, then find the note again with folders, tags and search. Turn on iCloud sync and your notes travel through your own iCloud account — nothing passes through our servers. Buy "Flyout for iPhone, iPad and Mac" and the Mac app is included, where a full editor slides out from the edge of your screen over your work. There is an iPhone-only option at a lower price. WHAT YOU GET • Quick notes — a tabbed scratchpad for what you never need to file • A real editor — headings, lists, tables, code blocks with syntax highlighting, images, files • Reminders that live inside the note, not in a separate app • Tags that cut across folders, and folders for everything else • Lock a note with a password — it is encrypted on your device and in iCloud • iCloud sync on your own account — nothing passes through our servers • Capture from the share sheet, Control Centre, a Home Screen widget or Shortcuts TRY IT FIRST Seven days, everything unlocked. When the trial ends, Flyout locks until you buy it. Your notes are not deleted: they keep syncing if sync is on, and you can export them as Markdown. PRIVACY Sync stays off until you turn it on. Once it is on, your notes travel through your own iCloud account. We do not run a server that holds notes, we cannot read them, and there is no account to create. Locked notes are encrypted with a key derived from your password.