Relog vs TextMeter

Have you ever wondered when you last fed your fish, took your medication or chatted with a friend? With Relog, you can keep track of when you last did things, and optionally be gently reminded when you haven’t done those things in a bit. Relog is great for tracking just about anything, regardless of whether it’s something you do multiple times a day or once or twice a year. Core Features: - Track when you last did things. - Optionally get notified when you haven’t done something after a specified period of time. - Add notes when you log something to keep track of extra information. Extra Goodies: - Automate Relog with Shortcuts. - Log that you did stuff through interactive widgets. - Sync your data across all of your devices with iCloud. Relog is a free app with a Tip Jar to help support its development.

TextMeter is a fast, offline text analysis and word cloud creation tool built for readers, writers, editors, and anyone who loves the written word. What TextMeter does best is count. But as it turns out, counting, combined with visualizing, can be quite a powerful thing. TextMeter will help you find the longest sentences, the toughest vocabulary, the words and phrases a document leans on the most, and will visualize that information for you via interactive graphs with powerful filtering options, and a totally "what you see is what you get" word cloud tool that lets you turn your documents into highly personal creations. Analysis runs entirely on your device: no account, no advertising, and no tracking. A full-length novel takes seconds to analyze. Native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. All analysis features are free. A one-time purchase — no subscription — adds history for more than one analysis, iCloud sync, batch importing, and exporting. Find some text and press a button. Then, it's off to the races.