Taskly vs Dash Notes

Taskly is a simple to do list for people who just want to write down their tasks and check them off. No account, no ads, no learning curve: open the app, type or speak your task, and you're done. ADD TASKS IN SECONDS Type a task and tap Add, or tap the microphone and say it out loud: voice input turns your words into text instantly. Your checklist is automatically organized by day, so today's to-dos stay on top and previous days are just a scroll away. TAP TO CHECK, HOLD TO COPY Tap a task to mark it done, tap again to undo. Long press to copy its text, or tap the delete icon to remove it. Subtle haptic feedback confirms every action. A MINIMALIST TO DO LIST No projects, no tags, no complicated settings. Just a clean, fast task list that stays out of your way. Use it as a daily checklist, a grocery or shopping list, a list of errands and chores, or a quick notepad for things you don't want to forget. MADE FOR YOU • Light, dark or system theme • 11 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic • Gregorian or Hijri calendar dates, or both side by side • Option to open the keyboard at launch for even faster entry • Designed for iPhone and iPad OFFLINE AND PRIVATE Taskly works offline. Your tasks are saved only on your device: no sign-up, no cloud sync, no ads. We only collect basic usage statistics to improve the app. Voice input uses your device's speech recognition service, which may require a connection. Taskly is free. If it helps you get things done, a review means a lot, and you can vote for upcoming features directly from the app.

Dash is a private, offline-first note-taking app built for people who want to think without being watched. No accounts. No analytics. No tracking. Notes live on your device. If you choose to sync between your own devices, every byte is end-to-end encrypted before it leaves your phone — the relay server cannot read your notes. FEATURES • Rich, block-based editor — headings, lists, checklists, code, tables, quotes, dividers, embeds, alignment, drag-and-drop reordering, multi-block selection. • Folders, tags, full-text search, version history. • Image attachments stored locally inside the app. • Per-page passphrase encryption (AES-GCM-256, PBKDF2 key stretching) and app-level lock with Face ID / Touch ID. • Optional end-to-end encrypted multi-device sync — pair with a QR code, decrypt on-device, server only sees ciphertext. • Self-destructing notes that wipe themselves after a set time or N views. • Markdown / DOCX / PDF / CSV export, encrypted backup files (.dashpack). • 30-day Trash for soft-deleted notes. • Four themes: Light, Dark, DarkBlue, Fallout (terminal green). • Works fully offline. Syncs automatically when you reconnect. • Free. No subscription. No upsell. No ads. PRIVACY Dash is built for people who treat notes as the most sensitive thing on their device. The app collects no analytics, contacts no third-party SDKs, and makes no network calls except to the optional sync relay (only when you turn it on, only with encrypted blobs). The relay sees opaque ciphertext addressed by random vault IDs — it cannot read or attribute your notes to you. WHO IT'S FOR • Writers, researchers, and journalists who want a clean editor without the cloud baggage. • Anyone storing sensitive ideas, journal entries, passwords, or work-in-progress drafts. • People migrating off ad-supported note apps that monetize what you write. FROM THE TEAM This is version 1.5.0. Built by Filmshape Ltd. Source code is open and auditable. Feedback welcome. TERMS OF USE (EULA) https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy https://dashnote.io/privacy-policy