One Task vs Roost

Show a single task on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. Add some tasks to the app and then add the widget. Simply tap the widget to mark the task as completed. The next task will then appear. You can change the order the tasks will be chosen in the widget configuration. The simplicity is a feature. The app will not have things like folders, tags, priority, notes, etc. The optimal workflow is to add only the tasks you are committed to completing today. The app is designed for task completion, not endless organization and neglect. Syncs seamlessly across your devices with iCloud. « You can achieve almost anything if you focus on one thing at a time » — Someone on the internet Known issue: If you long-press a task while the text field is focused, the keyboard will hide, but not the text field. This is an iOS bug. Instead, dissmiss the keyboard by scrolling first and then long-press a task. ■ Support You can contact me through the feedback button in the app.

Your notebook is the system. Roost is the buffer. Capture on your phone. Migrate to paper. Nothing stays digital. Roost is a temporary inbox for bullet journalers — designed to complement your physical journal, not replace it. Open, capture a thought with the right signifier, and get back to your day. When you're ready, migrate everything to your notebook one card at a time. TWO SCREENS. THAT'S IT. - Capture: Tap a signifier (task, event, note, priority), type, done. Resets instantly for the next item. - Migrate: A card stack shows one capture at a time. Swipe to clear. No cherry-picking, no skipping. Items are permanently deleted — just like crossing them off paper. - Sync: Capture on Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, or Mac. iCloud keeps everything in sync. - Themes: 40+ themes to make Roost feel like yours. WHAT ROOST DOESN'T DO No tags. No folders. No search. No history. No edit. No archive. If you want a digital bullet journal, there are great apps for that. Roost is for people who already have a journal — the paper one. Built by a bullet journaler, for bullet journalers. Free with no ads.