Done Log vs OneObjective

"Did I take my medicine?" "Did I lock the door?" — Done Log puts those doubts to rest. Tap once to record any routine task with a timestamp. Done Log resets automatically each day, so there's nothing to manage. ■ One-Tap Logging A single tap records the task with a timestamp. No typing, no hassle. ■ Auto-Reset Tasks reset automatically when you open the app each day. ■ Flexible Repeat Settings Choose from: every day, every N days (2–30), specific weekdays, or one-time only. ■ Multiple Completions Per Day Set how many times a task should be done each day (1–10) and track your progress (e.g. 2/3). ■ History Calendar Browse past completions by date with exact timestamps. ■ Smart Reminders Get reminded 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes before a task's scheduled time. Set a nightly reminder for anything left undone. ■ Dark Mode Follows your iOS system setting, or choose light/dark manually. ■ Bilingual Fully supports English and Japanese. Build better habits. Know for sure what you've done. Done Log keeps it simple.

You have a goal—but what should you do today? OneObjective is a goal and task manager designed to help you focus on one objective at a time. Break your objective into clear success criteria, organize the tasks needed to achieve them, and plan your actions each week. By turning a meaningful goal into concrete daily tasks, OneObjective helps you always know what to do next. This is not a tool for managing countless projects and endless task lists. It provides a simple system for focusing on what matters most and making steady progress toward it. KEY FEATURES • Focus on one objective Choose the goal that matters most and keep your attention on the work needed to achieve it. • Define clear success criteria Set measurable targets or simple achieved/not achieved outcomes to clarify what success looks like. • Manage goal-related tasks Connect tasks to each success criterion and turn your objective into practical daily action. • Plan your week Organize the tasks you intend to complete and create a realistic plan for the week ahead. • Review your progress See how your objective and success criteria are progressing, then reflect on what you accomplished each week. Don’t let your goals remain ideas. Turn them into actions you can take today. Move forward, one objective at a time.