Sidequests HQ vs glimm

Life’s better with cheat codes. Turn your days into a game. Knock out tiny quests, drop kindness into the world, grow sharper, braver, more competent—and level up, one small win at a time. Sidequests makes everyday life feel less like chores and more like hidden levels. Forget endless to-do lists. You’ll get bite-sized dares that spark momentum, mischief, and joy. Pick a Challenge that fits your mood: Social Spark, Weekend Warrior, Kindness Conspiracy, Creative Chaos, City Explorer, and more. Some quests take minutes. Some turn into long-term adventures. All of them leave you changed. • 300+ real-world side quests • Earn stories, XP, and bragging rights • Track progress without drowning in charts • Fresh Challenges are added all the time Want to get healthier, unlock creativity, or just break routine? Sidequests keeps you moving forward, without the burnout. Your adventure is waiting. Press Start. ________________________________________________________________________________ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.blinq.inc/sidequests/privacy

Life happens in the ordinary moments—the ones we never think to capture. glimm changes that. HOW IT WORKS • Get random notifications throughout your day • Capture whatever you're doing in that exact moment • Build an authentic archive of your real life NO FILTERS. NO STAGING. JUST REAL LIFE. Most photos we take are planned—vacations, meals, celebrations. But what about Tuesday at 3pm? What were you doing last month on a random Wednesday? glimm captures those moments. The mundane. The ordinary. The real. FEATURES • Random notifications at unexpected times • Quick capture—takes just 3 seconds • Add optional notes to remember context • Calendar view to browse your memories • Beautiful timeline of all your moments • Customizable quiet hours • Private and secure—your data stays yours YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS All photos are stored in your personal iCloud account. We can't see your photos. We don't collect your data. Your memories belong to you. Start capturing life as it happens, not as you remember it.