Branches vs Habit Tracker

A clean, thoughtful way to stay organised. Branches makes planning simple. Create lists, track to-dos, and prioritise what matters most - all in a lightweight, distraction-free design that fits naturally into iOS. With seamless iCloud sync, your lists are always available, only to you, across all your devices. Why Branches? • Simple Lists, Smarter Planning Organise tasks, reminders, and projects with a clean, intuitive layout. • Prioritise What Matters Flag, reorder, and track your priorities without clutter or complexity. • Seamless iCloud Sync Your data stays private, secure, and instantly available across iPhone and iPad. • Designed for iOS 26 Built with SwiftUI and incorporating the latest iOS design for a native, fluid experience. • Minimal & Personal Choose colours that fit your style, while keeping the focus on what matters. • Distraction-Free No ads, no AI, no notifications — just you and your plans. Perfect for: • Everyday tasks and to-do lists • Planning work, study, or personal projects • Keeping track of reminders and goals • Staying focused with a lightweight, minimalist planner Branches is the to-do list app for people who don’t like to-do list apps. It’s not about adding more noise - it’s about bringing clarity to your day. Download Branches today and simplify the way you plan your life. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://bitegroup.com.au/privacy

HabitMap turns habit tracking into a visual map you can read at a glance. HabitMap requires a paid subscription or lifetime purchase after download to use habit tracking features, including daily check-ins, calendar history, custom colors and icons, habit maps, and Home Screen widgets. Track routines like reading, meditation, running, study, side projects, music practice, and more. HabitMap keeps the experience focused: clear daily action, beautiful grids, and progress that is easy to understand. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/