Pomodoro Vibes vs MCP Notes

Universal App! One purchase gets your iPhone, iPad, and macOS apps--all for the same price! This includes all of the features below: - Focus on the task you want to get done using the effective Pomodoro method. - Put on an Apple Music playlist to help you focus. **Note** that to take full advantage of the music feature, you'll need an active Apple Music subscription. - See stats including time focused today, all time records, productive times of day, and task history. - Add categories to organize your tasks. - Daily reminder to add tasks for the day. - Syncs your tasks across devices. - Get notifications once timers are up. - Estimate the number of sessions it will take to finish a task--and see how many it took once you're done. - Set the timers to anything you like--don't want to do a 25 minute session but want 50 instead? Go for it! - Fun little extra: option to add a confetti animation once the task is done. Finally... - No ads and no subscriptions--ever!

MCP Notes is a Markdown note-taking app for iPadOS and macOS. macOS with built-in RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and MCP server integration — enabling AI tools like Claude Code to semantically search and interact with your notes directly. The on-device RAG engine indexes your notes locally using vector embeddings, so you can find any note by meaning, not just keywords. The built-in MCP server exposes your notes to external AI assistants without sending data anywhere (available only on macOS). Features: - Shortcuts and Intelligence support - CommonMark Markdown editor with syntax highlighting - Tags, bookmarks, and wikilink navigation between notes - iCloud sync across all your iOS, iPadOS and macOS devices - Semantic search powered by on-device embeddings (for macOS version) - MCP server integration: connect Claude Code or any MCP-compatible AI tool to your notes (for macOS version) Open Source: MCP Notes is open source and licensed under MIT. The full source code is available on GitHub — contributions and feedback are welcome. https://github.com/sergeydi/MCP-Notes