ArrivalSentinel vs Recto Notes

ArrivalSentinel is a simple arrival reminder: when you enter a chosen radius around a destination, you’ll get a notification saying you’re almost there. Great for Commuting: prepare to get off or transfer Pickups: remind yourself (or message someone) when you’re close Errands: prompt what to bring as you approach Trips & drives: arrive prepared, not rushed Key Features Geofence Arrival Alerts: automatic notifications when you enter the area Custom Radius: set a range for each destination History Log: review when and where alerts were triggered Set from History: create a new alert by reusing a past destination in one tap Fast Setup: add a place → set radius → enable Low Distraction: alerts only when it matters—near the destination Privacy Location access is used only to enable arrival alerts and (optional) history logs. You can change permissions anytime in iOS Settings.

For years I kept separate apps: one for writing, one for reminders and to-do's. They never talked to each other. The idea lived in the notes app, the deadline in the to-do app, and I lived somewhere in between. So I built Recto. All on the same page. You just write a note and if you give a task a date with '@', that task automatically becomes part of your neatly organised Task Center. You work inside a note, focused on a single project. As ideas turn into things that need doing, you capture them right there and give them a date, without breaking your train of thought. The plan grows out of the writing instead of living apart from it. Recto - Inline tasks with dates, captured without leaving the note - Task Center: overdue, today, tomorrow, this week, next week - Native iOS, fast and quiet Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internetservices/itunes/dev/stdeula/