Easlo Experiments vs PayDay

What if there’s a better way than blindly committing to goals and habits just because they’re recommended to us? By adopting the experimenter mindset, you can try new habits, routines, or products for a set number of days and see what actually works for you. Experiments helps you track these personal trials, letting you check in on your progress and log observations through notes or photos. At the end of your chosen duration, you can review and reflect on whether you want to continue with it. Key Features: · Set your own frequency and duration for each experiment. · Check in on your experiment and attach notes or photos. · Add home screen widgets to stay mindful of your ongoing experiments. · Assign reminders to your experiments for timely nudges. Experiment. Reflect. Repeat.

PayDay keeps track of what you work and what you're owed. Add a job — a bar, a shop, an office, as many as you like. Each one gets its own tab, its own colour and its own hourly rate. Log a shift in a couple of taps and PayDay works out what it paid. A TAB PER JOB Every job keeps its own rate, usual hours, colour and icon. Switch between them from the tab bar. SHIFTS, LOGGED IN SECONDS Repeat your last shift with one tap, or pick a day straight from the calendar. Shifts that run past midnight are handled properly — they still count toward the day they started. TIPS Turn them on for the jobs that have them, off for the ones that don't. KNOW WHAT THE MONTH WILL PAY PayDay projects the rest of the month from how you actually work, weighting each remaining day by how often you work that weekday. Set a monthly goal in hours or money and watch it fill. CHECK YOUR PAYSLIP Mark a month as paid, enter what actually landed in your account, and PayDay tells you whether it matched what the shifts came to. TIMESHEETS Any month as a clean table of dates, times and hours, exported as a PDF to print or send, or a CSV for a spreadsheet. YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS No account. No ads. No tracking. No analytics. Your shifts are kept in your own private iCloud, where nobody but you can read them — and the app works fully without iCloud too.