Five Hours vs Plain Markdown

Unlock Your Potential with Five Hours Follow the 5-hour rule by setting aside one hour a day for focused learning, experimentation, or reflection. Five Hours is a minimalist, privacy-focused productivity app designed to help you stay consistent and intentional with your personal growth. Unlike traditional time trackers, this app emphasizes quality over quantity. It’s all about documenting what you learned, how you grew, and the skills you developed. Key Features: • Quick Logging: Add a new session with a title, notes, activity type (Learn, Experiment, Reflect), date, duration, and the skills you worked on. • Weekly View: See all your entries for the current week and track your progress at a glance. • History & Filters: Browse your full session history with powerful search and filtering. • Private by Design: No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Your data stays on your device. If you’re serious about personal growth, Five Hours helps you stay accountable, one hour at a time.

Plain Markdown Read your .md files in place. Pick a folder on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive. The app lists every .md file inside — nothing more, nothing less. Tap a file to read it; the markdown is rendered with quiet, weight-driven typography that gets out of the way. The app uses Apple's standard folder picker, so it works with iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, and any third-party Files app provider (Dropbox, Google Drive, Working Copy, etc.). Pick once, and the app remembers — drill into subfolders, come back, switch folders. No accounts. No sync engine. No editor. Just a reader. · Folder picker with iCloud Drive and Files-app provider support · Drill into subfolders — back-button navigation · Inline images (jpg, png, gif, webp, svg, heic, heif, bmp, avif) · GitHub-flavored markdown: tables, blockquotes, code blocks, task lists, strikethrough · Adjustable text size (5 steps) · Light & dark mode · Mono body font option for code-style reading · Local only — your files never leave your device Privacy This app does not collect data, display ads, or communicate with any server. The folder picker is Apple's. Files are read on-device only. There are no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no telemetry. Less, but better.