Someday vs FocusPocus

I was inspired to make Someday after seeing how all the "features" of modern day planners meant spending more time planning than doing. TWO SIMPLE VIEWS Someday is your drop-all list for everything that doesn’t need a deadline. Capture ideas, tasks, or notes freely.
Soon is your weekly view where you can plan what matters for the days ahead. Move items between the two with a simple flow to stay focused. CALENDAR INTEGRATION Pull in your calendar events alongside your todos for weekly planning SUBTASKS Rollup smaller tasks into a larger highlight via subtasks PAPER-LIKE FEEL Soft textures, gentle animations, and natural motion make using Someday feel like turning pages in a real planner. It’s quiet, intentional, and satisfying. OFFLINE & PRIVATE Your plans stay yours. Someday stores all your data locally on your device.

A quiet pomodoro timer. Focus for 25 minutes, then take a real break. FocusPocus runs on your iPhone with no account, no tracking, your tasks stay on your device. The technique is older than you think. Francesco Cirillo wrote it down in the late '80s using a tomato-shaped kitchen timer. The math hasn't changed: focus for 25, break for 5, repeat four times, take a longer break. FocusPocus handles the timing so you can do the focusing. What's inside: — Three modes (pomodoro, short break, long break) with sounds you can mute — A tappable task list. Add what you're working on, mark them done as you go. — Pomodoro count per task — estimate how many sessions you'll need and watch the count — Notes per task with checkable sub-items — Eight color palettes plus a custom picker — pick a mood for your focus — Native iOS Live Activity. Your timer lives on the Dynamic Island and lock screen so you never lose track. Pause and skip from the Dynamic Island without unlocking. — "Yesterday" page-flip: tap the date to start a new day. Unfinished tasks carry forward, completed ones drop. — Session history with stats — focused minutes per day, weekly trends, top tasks. What's not inside: — No account — No tracking — No ads — No upsells Made by one person who needed it. If it helps you focus, you've already gotten what it was made for.