Tomorrow vs Netglow

People who write down their tasks the night before are 33% more likely to complete them. - Dominican University Study Tomorrow is built on this one idea. Every night, before you sleep, you write down what you want to do tomorrow. Up to six things. Nothing more. Then you sleep. In the morning, your list is waiting for you. You check things off as you do them. When you're done — you're done. That's the entire app. No system to learn. No categories or priorities. No streaks to maintain. No data stored. No account required. Just tonight's list, and tomorrow's execution. WHY IT WORKS Writing your tasks at night does two things: it offloads them from your brain so you can actually sleep, and it gives your morning direction before the day gets chaotic. You wake up knowing exactly what matters. No decision fatigue. No wasted mornings. WHAT MAKES TOMORROW DIFFERENT Every other productivity app tries to do too much. They become systems you have to manage instead of tools that help you. Tomorrow does one thing. It owns the ritual between tonight and tomorrow. - Two notifications. One at night to write. One in the morning to act. That's all we'll ever send. - Your list resets every day. No history, no guilt, no pressure. - Nothing is stored on our servers — because we don't have any. Your tasks never leave your phone. - No account. No sign-up. Open the app and start writing. THE EXPERIENCE Tonight, you write. The app feels like night — dark, warm, quiet. Each task you add brings you closer to rest. When you're done, the app tells you: "Tomorrow's handled. Now sleep." In the morning, you open to a warm, light screen. Your words from last night are waiting. You check them off one by one. When the last one is done, the app says: "You said you would. You did." That feeling — that's why Tomorrow exists. Plan tonight. Do tomorrow.

You met someone interesting. Three months later you remember the conversation but not the name. NetGlow is a private notebook for the people you meet. Write whatever you remember, however messily. It saves instantly, then reads your note and pulls out the details worth keeping — where they work, what they're into, who they mentioned. FIND PEOPLE THE WAY YOU REMEMBER THEM You rarely remember the keyword. You remember the gist. So search by description: "the woman doing something with proteins" "who did I meet that runs really long races" "someone who left a big company to start their own thing" It searches meaning, not text — so a note written in German is found by a question asked in English, and the other way round. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE There is no account, no sign-up, and no server. Your notes are stored on your device and sync through your own private iCloud, which nobody else can read. Reading your notes uses Apple's on-device Foundation Models framework. Search uses a model built into the app. Dictation uses Apple's on-device speech model. None of them needs a connection, and none of them sends your writing anywhere. WHAT IT DOES • Write a note. It saves the moment you tap save, and fills in who it was about while you watch • Or speak it — dictation runs on your iPhone, one tap from a widget on your Home Screen or Lock Screen, Control Centre, or the Action Button • Search by loose description, in English or German — and get a one-sentence answer above the results, written on your iPhone from your own notes • See the words that matched, so you can check the answer against what you wrote • Find the people you know from the iPhone's own search, without opening the app • Open someone and read your own notes back: what you last wrote, in your own words, with how to reach them a tap away • Call, message or email straight from their card, and open their LinkedIn or Instagram • Bring people in from your contacts — only the ones you pick, and without giving the app access to the rest • Add and edit everything by hand — nothing is locked behind the automatic parts BUILT TO BE HONEST Every detail NetGlow reads from your notes has to quote your actual words, and you approve each one before it's kept. When search isn't confident, it says so rather than guessing. Requires iOS 26. Automatic note reading needs Apple Intelligence; everything else works without it.