TimeNest vs LimitPulse

We start with how much of today is left, counted from the hours you're awake. Instead of listing tasks, you carve the day into blocks. And the calendar you fill with photos and handwriting can go on your fridge. ■ See the day by what's left · Not what time it is, but how much is left · Counted all the way to when you go to sleep · The time until your next plan, at a glance ■ Carve out time, not task lists Even the pauses between plans get a block of their own. You can see how the day actually runs. ■ A calendar that turns into a record · One photo, one line in your own hand, one sticker · Multi-day plans stay in one piece · The days you've lived, stacking up ■ Take it off the screen Print it on a single A4 and the stickers and handwriting come with it. Put it on the fridge and the whole family sees it. Or keep it as a PDF. ■ Today, before you open the app Unlock your phone and the blocks you carved and the time you have left are already there. Whatever's running now stays at the top of the screen. ■ A few more things · Syncs with Google Calendar. Nothing to migrate, nothing to give up · City clocks in the corner, showing who's awake right now · Monthly, weekly, and daily views, habit tracking, a Pomodoro timer For anyone who builds a day like a timetable, and wants to keep it afterward.

LimitPulse puts your current AI account limits, public early-reset reports, service status, product updates, and local history in one native iPhone dashboard. Highlights • Read-only usage and reset status • Clear remaining time and data freshness • Fixed 0–100% quota and token-activity trends • Curated public reset reports, clearly separated from account verification • Official service-status and product-update summaries with source links • A public early-reset calendar that distinguishes reports, verification, and retractions • Verified reset alerts when iOS permits background delivery • Local history, disconnect, and delete controls • A complete sample dashboard that works without signing in Public reports never prove that your account reset. LimitPulse checks the account's read-only usage on the iPhone before recording or notifying a verified reset. Your password is entered only on the provider's system-browser page. Authentication material stays in the iPhone Keychain, and usage history stays on this iPhone. Account data is never uploaded to a LimitPulse server. Public-source summaries contain no account data and link back to their source. Usage interfaces may change. When a request fails, LimitPulse keeps the last successful snapshot visible and shows its current freshness instead of hiding the limitation. Background delivery is best effort, so reset alerts cannot be guaranteed at an exact minute. LimitPulse is an independent third-party companion and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.