BrickNote vs KKUK

Jot down a thought or what you just did, one line at a time, as if texting yourself. BrickNote stacks short memos like bricks and lets you look back on them by date. ■ QUICK MEMOS Open a notebook and start typing. Save a line to your quick memo notebook, or share text, links and photos from other apps. ■ NOTEBOOKS Group memos by topic, from daily life to books and plans, with colors and tags. ■ TIMELINE Every day you write adds a brick to your wall. See your streak and memos by date, and export them as Markdown. ■ TO-DOS AND REMINDERS Turn any memo into a to-do, check it off, and get a reminder when you need it. ■ TEXT STYLE AND HIGHLIGHTER Titles, bold, italic, strikethrough and five highlighter colors. ■ SEARCH Find memos by text, notebook or tag, and open them right from Spotlight. ■ KEEP IT SAFE - Lock notebooks with Face ID - iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad - Full backup and restore, Recently Deleted ■ WIDGETS AND SHORTCUTS See recent memos on your Home Screen, and add memos with Shortcuts and Siri. BrickNote Pro (one-time purchase, no subscription) - Unlimited notebooks (3 free, not counting the quick memo notebook) - Daily, weekly and monthly repeating reminders - Check off memos in widgets, large and Lock Screen widgets - Get text from photos - 4 app icons Notebook lock, iCloud sync, backup, export and the highlighter stay free. If you bought BrickNote before version 1.2.0, Pro is already included.

A to-do list erases what you finish. KKUK does the opposite — every day you follow through leaves one more stamp. Press one stamp today. Then watch them stack up on the calendar. ■ Press it without opening the app Open the app once and today's board appears on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. For a while after that you can press a stamp right there, without going back to the app. You can also press one from a Home Screen widget. ■ A press, not a tap One quick tap won't do it. Hold your finger until the ink fills all the way, and the stamp lands. Slide your finger aside to cancel a press you didn't mean. ■ Make your own stamp Build a stamp from 16 colors and an emoji. Which weekdays, how many times a day, which group it belongs to, and when it should remind you — set all of it per stamp. ■ See what you've kept · Calendar — every stamp you pressed this month on a single board. · Journal — leave a note and a photo beside the stamp. · Report — see how well you kept up by week, by month, and by year. The period you're looking at can be exported as a CSV file. · Monthly review — look back on the month that just ended. ■ Seven Home Screen widgets Today's Stamps · Recent check-ins · Calendar · Weekly report · Monthly report · Group weekly · Large calendar. Pick any size and keep it on your Home Screen. ■ Make it yours Twenty bundled typefaces — four drawn for Latin text, sixteen Korean. Light, dark, or follow your device. Portrait only. ■ Free to use 3 stamps, 3 groups, the last 30 days of records, this week's and this month's report, and the Today's Stamps widget. Watch a rewarded ad all the way through to add one more stamp, and the slot you earned stays yours. ■ KKUK Premium unlocks · Unlimited stamps and groups · Every record, including anything older than 30 days · Past reports and past monthly reviews · All seven widgets · iCloud sync to continue on another device · No ads ■ Subscription details · KKUK Premium Monthly — $1.99 / month · KKUK Premium Yearly — $12.99 / year Subscriptions renew automatically. Unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, a subscription renews at the same price, and payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. You can manage or cancel subscriptions in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions on your device. Terms of Use https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy https://kkuk-app.web.app/en/privacy/ ■ Your records stay on your device Stamps, notes, and photos are stored on your device. There is no account and no sign-in. iCloud sync is off by default, and when you turn it on, records are copied only to your own private iCloud database. The developer cannot read them and does not keep them on a separate server.