Overdue vs dol

Overdue is a minimalist to-do list built around one question: When will you do it? Most to-do apps help you collect tasks. Overdue helps you decide when you will actually do them. A PLAN IS NOT A DEADLINE Every task carries two things: the day you plan to do it, and the day it is actually due. Keeping them apart is what makes a list honest. You can move a plan without pretending the deadline moved with it. ORGANIZED BY WHEN, NOT WHAT No projects, no tags, no priorities. Every task lives on a floor: Today, This Week, This Month, This Year, Someday, and Past. Swipe up and down to move between them. NOTHING QUIETLY ROTS When a plan slips, Overdue does not bury it under a red badge. It asks. Replan anything that slipped in one tap, or clear a whole backlog in about a minute. THE DAY CAN END Finish what you planned and Today says so. At the end of the week a short reflection counts what you completed, replanned and dropped. No streaks, no scores, just what happened. FEATURES • Time-based floors: Today, This Week, This Month, This Year, Someday, Past • A separate plan and deadline for every task • One-tap replan for anything that slips • Weekly reflection built from what you actually did • Recurring tasks: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly • Reminders and notifications • Important flag, notes, and location • Ten calm themes in light, dark, or automatic • Three app icons • Widgets for Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy • Siri shortcuts • Fast search across everything • Import from Apple Reminders • iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad PRIVACY Your tasks stay on your device and in your iCloud account. No accounts. No tracking. No data collection. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

dol is a notes app you write in markdown. Your notes live on your device, and you decide which server they sync through. ■ Everything you would expect Live preview as you type. [[Wikilink]] autocompletion and backlinks. Search across titles and bodies. Find and replace inside a note. Nested folders and image attachments. ■ Sync that goes nowhere else Your iPhone, iPad, and the Windows and Mac apps all see the same notes, and they travel through a CouchDB server you choose. Run your own or use a host — either works. Setup takes about five minutes from the settings screen, and your password is stored only in the iOS keychain. ■ Sync is optional Leave it off and your notes stay on this device. No internet connection needed. ■ Import and export Bring in a folder of .md files you already have. Or go the other way: export every note and image as a single zip.