Do Focus vs Dailies

Stay focused, manage your tasks, and boost productivity with a powerful combination of Pomodoro timer and smart todo task management. Do Focus is designed to help you take control of your time, eliminate distractions, and build consistent focus habits using proven productivity techniques. * Key Features Smart Todo Task Management Create, edit, and organize your daily tasks. Support for recurring tasks (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) helps you stay consistent with your routine. Task Instances Tracking Each recurring task is tracked independently, allowing you to monitor progress with clear statuses: todo, in-progress, and completed. Do Focus: Pomodoro Timer Stay productive using the Pomodoro technique. Link focus sessions directly to tasks and build deep work habits. Productivity Reports Track your focus time with detailed daily and weekly reports. Visualize your performance with insights and heatmaps. Tags & Projects Organize tasks by tags and projects to keep everything structured and easy to manage. Why Do Focus? Combine todo list + pomodoro timer in one app Build consistent focus habits Track real productivity, not just tasks Simple, clean, and distraction-free design Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Turn your daily habits into quests. Dailies brings RPG-style motivation to your everyday routines. Complete quests, earn Daily Dollars, build streaks, unlock achievements. **How It's Different** Todoist is for work. Streaks just counts. Habitica is a web app dressed up as an RPG. Dailies is a native iOS daily-quest engine built around four ideas other habit apps miss: 1. **Doesn’t clutter up your Reminders app with repeating daily tasks** 2. **You define the rewards.** Daily Dollars only matter because you spend them on rewards *you* set, like a coffee run, a guilt-free gaming session, a movie night. The loop closes on something real. 3. **Quests unlock on schedule.** Unlike "finish anytime today" lists, each quest becomes *available* at its scheduled time. The board resets overnight and every quest reunlocks at its own time the next day, so yesterday never piles up on top of today. 4. **Features unlock as you level.** Category filters, difficulty tiers, weekly and monthly quests. The app progresses alongside you, the RPG isn't cosmetic. **How It Works** Create recurring quests for anything you want to make a habit, like exercise, reading, hydration, creative time. Each quest has a scheduled time, and when the clock strikes, your quest becomes available. Tap to complete it and earn your reward. **Daily Dollars & Custom Rewards** Every completed quest earns Daily Dollars. Spend them on rewards you define. Your rewards, your rules. **Streaks & Achievements** Complete all your quests in a day to build your streak. Hit milestones at 7, 14, 30, 60, 100, and 365 days to unlock achievement badges. Miss a day and your streak resets, the stakes keep you honest. **Home Screen Widgets** Check your quests and complete them right from your home screen. Small, medium, and large widgets show your quest board at a glance. Interactive buttons let you mark quests done without opening the app. **Built for Focus** No account required. No cloud sync. No ads. No tracking. Your data stays on your device. Dailies is built almost entirely with Apple frameworks (SwiftUI, SwiftData, WidgetKit). There is one third-party dependency, anonymous crash reporting, so I can fix the bugs you actually hit. **Features** - Create unlimited daily quests with custom schedules, icons, and categories - Earn Daily Dollars for every completed quest - Build custom rewards and redeem them with your earnings - Track streaks with milestone achievements and celebration animations - Interactive home screen widgets (small, medium, large) - Backup and restore your data as JSON - Dark mode support - VoiceOver accessible Quest up. Level up. Every single day. There's a Rate button and a feedback form in Settings now. The feedback goes straight to me, not a support queue. I'm one person building this in my spare time, so what people send in is pretty much what decides the next release.