MacroScope Project Manager vs Noyau

MacroScope is a free project manager for groups. • Groups and projects, sorted into your own colour-coded categories • To-dos with an assignee and a due date • Files shared within each project • A personal calendar: your events, your to-dos, your project deadlines, and calendars you import from Google, Apple or Outlook. Month, week and day views, with a colour for each calendar • A calendar for each group showing its to-dos and deadlines • Group, project and one-to-one chat • Notifications when you are given a to-do, added to a project, or sent a message • Light and dark mode It was first built for research groups and works for any team that needs the basics in one place. It does less than the large project management suites, on purpose. MacroScope is free and has no ads. It works on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web (macroscope.info), and your data is the same on all of them. Support: support@macroscope.info

Noyau is a structured thinking system designed to turn raw thoughts into insights. Capture notes, assign meaning, and navigate your inner patterns over time. Key features: - Capture thoughts, experiences, ideas and reflections - Add emotional and cognitive context - Organize them with tags - Connect ideas across time - Use AI to explore and reflect on your thoughts - Discover patterns in your thinking - Make and follow resolutions Unlike traditional journaling apps, Noyau doesn’t just store your thoughts — it helps you make sense of them. Your thoughts remain yours. Noyau helps you find the connections within them.