Widgetminder vs TerraFocus

Choose from several different views offering a variety of text sizes and varying numbers of reminders displayed at once. For a simpler view, choose one of the circular complications to show either a count of Today's reminders or a count of overdue reminders. Whichever view you choose, simply tapping the complication brings you to a beautiful scrollable list of your current reminders. This list is colored to match the list the reminder originated from and includes the due date and time along with the title and overdue text. Here are some more specifics of Widgetminder complications: - Display Overdue reminders along with all reminders due today in one view - Up to 12 total on the rectangular complication - Multiple rectangle complication configurations are available including 1 and 2 column views each with 3, 4, 5, or 6 rows allowing you to find the right balance between readability and information density - Overdue reminders are visually indicated with red text when using the “multicolor” color option and have “!” as a list bullet in all cases - Using a single color makes the reminders on the rectangle face and the labels on the circular complication take on the accent color while leaving the overdue reminders in white so they stand out - Circle complications are available and show either count of overdue or count of today’s upcoming reminders - Reminder text seamlessly changes color whether you are using a background color or opting for a darker look with the standard black background

Your focus is the only thing that grows here. TerraFocus wraps a focus timer around a small, dying island. Start a session, put the phone down, and do your actual work. When the timer runs out you earn biomass — and biomass is the only way to buy the machines that bring this place back to life. TERRAFORM, STEP BY STEP Nothing is painted green by hand. You build infrastructure, and the land reacts: • Wind turbines, solar panels and dams lay down power, pylons carry it • Toxin scrubbers turn polluted wasteland back into soil • Trenchers and excavators dig the canals, a water pump fills them • Irrigators turn soil into grassland, and water makes wetland • Beehives bring flowers, a controlled burn and an arboretum grow a forest When the island is alive, you take every machine down and give it back to nature — then sail to the next one. A WORLD THAT KEEPS LIVING Day turns to night on its own. Street lamps switch on, machine LEDs glow, moths gather around the light. Trees grow, age, lean over and are replaced by other species. Squirrels move into the woods by day; frogs appear at the water's edge by night. None of it is a score. It is simply what a healed place looks like. HAND-MADE ISLANDS, REAL PUZZLES Six small training islands introduce the machines two by two. Then every island is a hand-drawn puzzle with a tight budget: where does the only rock sit, which way should the L-shaped irrigator face, which meadow do you burn? The fewer leaves you spend, the more stars you earn. TWENTY MACHINES, ONE CHAIN Each machine has a job and a shape, and the order matters: no water without power, no forest without ash. Working out the sequence is the game. BUILT TO BE HONEST • The timer measures real time — it keeps running while your phone is in your pocket, and finishes on its own • No ads • No streak to punish you for a bad week • Plays fully offline — no account, no sign-in, no data leaves your device Pick 5, 15, 25, 45 or 60 minutes. Every duration pays the same rate, so you choose your rhythm — not your exploit. Terraforming meets deep work. Do the session, keep the island.