Ora vs Boxed Up

Ora is a world clock app, in the most literal sense possible. Like any good world clock, it lets you see the time in different locations around the globe; but unlike others, it can show you those times on an actual globe, and you can use Time Travel to see different times. This is especially useful if you work across time zones, or are following events in other time zones; for all those times you might ask questions like “What time is it in New York when it’s 3pm in London?”.

Moving house? Packing for storage? Never lose track of what's in which box again. Boxed Up turns every cardboard box into a smart, searchable container. Stick a QR code on the outside, scan it with your camera, and the contents pop up live on screen - even if you packed it six months ago. Free to download — try it with up to 2 locations, 5 boxes, and 15 items per box. Unlock unlimited storage with a one-time Full Access purchase when you're ready. Add items in seconds: * Scan a product barcode and Boxed Up auto-fills the name, brand, category, and even the ingredient list (food) or author and publisher (books). * Snap a photo and on-device AI suggests the item name - no internet required. * Take a few photos of the inside before sealing each box, so you can browse what's in there visually later. Built for real moves: * Track boxes across multiple locations - Living Room, Garage, Storage Unit A, anywhere. * Bulk-move every box to a new location in two taps. * Search across every item in every box to find exactly what you need. * Print custom QR labels sized for NIIMBOT thermal printers (12-50 mm rolls), or A4 sheets if you're going analog. Your data stays on your phone. No accounts, no servers, no telemetry. Boxed Up works completely offline - the only outbound calls are user-initiated barcode lookups to Open Food Facts and Open Library, and only the scanned barcode number is sent.