Quick Capture vs Kumo Countdown Timer

Quick Capture - Vault notes for Obsidian app This Quick Capture app is designed for power users of Obsidian, helping you focus purely on capturing ideas, moments, and thoughts as they come—without primarily worrying about which vault or page to open. It removes distractions, letting you effortlessly capture drafts and inspirations in Obsidian app, keeping you in the creative flow. → You can create multiple destinations to one vault → You can also connect to multiple vaults where each destination is dedicated to one vault → You can create a new note in a vault. → You can append text to an existing note in a vault. → You can send voice recordings with transcription to your vault. → You can scan documents to your vault. → You can send files or photos to your vault. → You can sketch and send those drawings to your vault.

An alarm tells you when you're already late. Kumo does the opposite: it shows the time you still have, counting down to your next event before it arrives. Pick events from your existing calendar. Kumo shows a live countdown at the top of your screen and on your lock screen. No math in your head, no surprises once your event arrives. Just a clear amount of focus time sitting in plain sight, so you can settle into what you're doing now with room to breathe. Made for people with time blindness, ADHD, or anyone whose sense of time doesn't run on a clock. How it works: Connect the calendar already on your iPhone Tap one event or several to start their countdowns Watch the time count down on your lock screen and the top of your phone (Dynamic Island) Pick as many events as you like, and Kumo keeps up as your calendar changes: add, move, or cancel something, and your countdowns follow. Works with iCloud, Google, Outlook, and any other calendar in the iOS Calendar app. Your calendar stays yours. Kumo reads your events on your device to show your countdowns. No subscriptions. No accounts.