Kwilt vs JihoVault

ONE APP FOR LIFE Life does not happen in separate apps. Kwilt brings the work of becoming who you want to be together with the practical details of everyday life. GOALS, PLANS, AND FOCUS • Turn aspirations into Arcs, goals, and manageable to-dos • Shape a realistic week and schedule work on your calendar • Use reminders, Focus sessions, Live Activities, and widgets to follow through • Reflect on progress with weekly Chapters MONEY • See accounts, transactions, and budgets in one place • Understand where money is going and make clearer spending decisions • Keep financial planning connected to the life it is meant to support MEALS AND GROCERIES • Save and organize recipes • Plan upcoming meals for your household • Turn meal plans into practical grocery lists • Keep food decisions connected from recipe to table HOUSEHOLD • Bring family members into a shared household • Coordinate Chores and everyday responsibilities • Use optional Screen Time controls for intentional access to selected apps and categories EXPLORE AND GAMES • Discover nearby places and ideas when you want a change of scene • Make room for play with lightweight games built into Kwilt AI THAT WORKS WITH YOU Ask Kwilt for help across goals, plans, money, meals, and household life. Kwilt can clarify what matters, surface useful context, and prepare changes for your review before they are applied. DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE Kwilt is calm by design. Optional permissions are requested only when a feature needs them, and you remain in control of your information and actions. Kwilt is free to start. Kwilt Pro unlocks higher limits and additional planning, household, Focus, and AI features. Subscription details, restore purchases, Apple subscription management, Terms, and Privacy are available in the app. Terms of Use (EULA): https://go.kwilt.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://go.kwilt.app/privacy

JihoVault opens a Markdown folder you already own — in OneDrive, on a WebDAV server, or on the device — and turns it into a fast, searchable notebook on iPhone and iPad. Your notes stay ordinary text files. Nothing is locked inside a database, and nothing passes through a server of ours, because there is no such server. CONNECT THE VAULT YOU ALREADY HAVE • OneDrive — sign in with your Microsoft account and choose a folder. No add-on, and no copying of the whole drive onto the phone. • WebDAV — your own NAS or server. Type the address and password, test the connection, and you are in. • On My iPhone and iCloud Drive — any folder the Files app can reach. BUILT FOR A VAULT THAT IS ALREADY BIG • The first sync reads the Markdown text so search works with no connection. After that, only what changed comes down. • Search looks inside words, not only at their edges, so Korean and other languages that do not break on spaces are found properly. • Aliases in front matter are indexed, so links written in your own language still resolve. WRITE THE WAY YOU THINK • Live Markdown — headings, bold, quotes, code, and tables take shape as you type, with the marks kept out of the way. • [[Wiki links]] with completion, and backlinks that show you what points here. • Checklists you tick by tapping, lists that carry on by themselves, and keyboard shortcuts on iPad. A MEETING, CAUGHT WHOLE • Record while you take notes. Tap a line afterwards and the playback jumps to the moment you wrote it. • Transcription runs on the device. • The recording is saved inside your own vault, beside the note. REAL FILE MANAGEMENT Swipe a row to rename, copy, move, or delete. Press and hold to pick several at once. Deleted items go to a trash folder inside the vault, so you can bring them back. PRIVACY No account to create, no usage tracking, no advertising, and no server of ours. Passwords and sign-in tokens live in the iOS Keychain on your device. Free. Nothing to buy inside.