QuickPost vs On The Dot

Quickpost is the simplest way to post to all of your socials from one place. I was tired of bloated SaaS companies charging me too much money for features I don't use. So I made an app that does one thing, and I made it free.

Stop being late. On The Dot watches your calendar and tells you exactly when to leave — with live traffic factored in. How it works Connect your Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. On The Dot monitors your upcoming events and calculates real drive time using live traffic data. When it's time to start getting ready, a fullscreen alert takes over your screen and demands your attention. When it's time to leave, a second alert fires — showing your exact drive time, arrival status, and a one-tap shortcut to navigation. It won't let you ignore it Unlike notification banners you swipe away, On The Dot's alerts stay on screen until you acknowledge them. No more "I'll deal with it in a second" — the alert is still there when you look up. Live traffic, not guesses Drive times update automatically as your departure window approaches. If traffic gets worse before you leave, you'll know before it's too late. Walking events too Add a walking emoji to an event title and On The Dot switches to walking mode — no traffic needed, just a heads-up when it's time to head out. Simple to set up - Add a car emoji to any event title to enable departure alerts for that event - Or turn on "Notify all events" to alert on everything - Set your prep time, arrival buffer, and home address once — then forget about it Features - Fullscreen "Get Ready" alert when it's time to start preparing - Fullscreen "Leave Now" alert with live drive time and arrival status - One-tap Maps launch directly from the alert - Snooze for 5 minutes when you need a moment - Swipe to hide events you don't need alerts for - Works with Google Calendar and Apple Calendar On The Dot Pro unlocks unlimited alerts with a one-time purchase — no subscription, no recurring fees.