Partial vs DayDot

Partial is a creative widget studio for building beautiful, interactive home screen experiences. Use voice-enabled natural language, or code to create clocks, calendars, weather panels, soundboards, trackers, dashboards, mini games, and personalized tools that update with live data. Fine-tune every detail with custom typography, color, layout, imagery, animation, and user-configurable parameters, then place your widgets where they are easiest to reach. Browse public creations from the community, remix standout ideas into your own versions, and keep evolving your setup as your needs change. Whether you want a useful utility, a playful experiment, or a signature aesthetic for your screen, Partial gives you a fast way to make widgets that feel personal! Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

One line a day. That's it. DayDot is a journal for people who never keep a journal. No blank page staring back at you, no streak guilt, no 20-minute ritual. One honest sentence about your day, one tap for how you felt, and you're done in ten seconds. Over time those single lines turn into something you can actually read back — and into patterns you couldn't see while living them. EVERYTHING IS INCLUDED One price, paid once. No subscription, no in-app purchases, nothing locked. • Unlimited entries, with a one-tap mood for each • Your full history, browsable by calendar • Year in Pixels — your whole year as one grid of colour • Monthly reports, with your streak and your best day • Mood Connections — which activities and which weather actually move your mood • Recent patterns — a short read on how your last two weeks went • Voice entries, mood doodles, up to 3 photos per entry • Time capsules — write to yourself, delivered months from now • Your own activity tags, with your own icons • Share any day as a card • Export everything to CSV or JSON, any time PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No ads. No tracking. Your diary lives on your device, and iCloud sync is off until you turn it on — and even then it goes to your own private iCloud database, readable only by you. You can export everything and walk away whenever you want. Widgets and Siri: log a mood from your Home Screen or just say it out loud.