Explore Kid vs Ourcana

Discover more. Search less. Play more! Meet Explore Kid, your go-to app for discovering family-friendly places, kids' activities, local events, and new adventures near you. Formerly Brevard Kid, Explore Kid has been redesigned to make finding family fun easier than ever. Whether you're planning a weekend adventure, looking for somewhere new to play, or searching for kids' events, Explore Kid brings everything together in one convenient place. DISCOVER FAMILY-FRIENDLY PLACES Find indoor playgrounds, outdoor parks, splash pads, restaurants, classes, activities, party services, childcare options, and kids' health providers. FIND EVENTS NEAR YOU Explore local events through an easy-to-use calendar. Discover family festivals, seasonal celebrations, workshops, and activities for kids. EXPLORE KIDS EAT FREE Find participating restaurants offering Kids Eat Free specials. Browse deals by day and discover family-friendly dining options nearby. PLAN YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE Create family trips, organize multiple stops, save places you love, and share plans with family and friends. SAVE YOUR FAVORITES Keep your favorite places and discoveries in one convenient location so you can find them again. DISCOVER WHAT'S NEAR YOU Search by city, address, or location to explore family-friendly experiences in your area. BUILT FOR PARENTS, MADE FOR FAMILY ADVENTURES Explore Kid helps families spend less time searching and more time making memories together. From everyday outings to unforgettable adventures, your next family experience starts here. Less searching, more playing!

Ourcana ("Our Arcana") is a Plural System tracker app for managing a collection of members (which can be alters, original characters, personalities, etc). Track your system members, which of them are fronting (if any, or even all of them!), and use markdown to log journals, design rich profiles (with formatting, style elements, and inline media) and track relationships and interactions between all your system's members. Import from SimplyPlural, import and sync data (or active members) with PluralKit, or manage all your data entirely offline with exported copies of your whole "deck"! Ourcana has been tested with up to 20 thousand members. Ourcana's design and UX allude to classic card decks, fantasy fortune-telling, and medieval alchemy and magic with the "Tarot" and its "Major Arcana" cards as a for-fun, lighthearted theme to manage character, system, member, and group data. One can change all the terms inside the app however they'd like in settings such as "deck, "member", "system", "fronting", etc. Color highlights, accents, light and dark mode, and more are all customizable in-app with a rich UI. PluralKit and SimplyPlural color settings transfer automatically! Import from SimplyPlural, import and sync data (or active members) with PluralKit, or manage all your data entirely offline with exported copies of your whole "deck"! PluralKit synchronization is a first-class feature, with sufficient functionality to completely replace the PK dashboard down the line. Deeper PluralKit-specific integration features will launch with our 1.0.0 online update, so stay tuned! This application is made with accessibility and ergonomics in mind. I've developed it for my own online community first and many others adjacent to it all over the net known as the "plural" community. As a journal and personal tracking app, Ourcana keeps all your data private, personal, and offline-first by design. Journals are only stored on the device itself, and the sync settings allow one to choose which other data (if any) to share with PluralKit. Ourcana is priced at $1 USD (or regional) to support the development team, but can be found for free, forever through our community resources. You can try the web app at https://ourcana.space/ before getting the app! Transfer data between devices with the import/export feature. Our End-User License Agreement for Ourcana Online is the same as Apple's default and can be found at the link below. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/