CalendarMe vs BadWriterProject

Calenderme is designed to give you a clear picture of your day at a glance. PLANNER Switch effortlessly between day, week, and month views. In week view, tap any day to see its schedule right there — no tab switching needed. See when events start, how long they last, and how much breathing room you have between them. CATEGORIES Work, lessons, health, sports, travel, social, and more. Color-coded categories keep your week beautifully organized. SMART DENSITY ANALYSIS Your day's busyness is calculated automatically: Free, Light, Balanced, Busy, or Overloaded. Vacation and travel events won't stress you out unnecessarily. NOTIFICATIONS Get reminded before events. A gentle end-of-day nudge on busy days. A light-day suggestion when you have space to breathe. EVENT FORM Hotel-style date range selection. Recurring events. Default reminder setting. STATISTICS All-time category breakdown, busiest day, and total event count.

Bad Writer Project is a minimalist writing app designed to help you show up and write every single day. Each session starts with a random thought provoking prompt to spark your creativity. Once you begin, you have 60 seconds to write continuously. There’s just one rule: you cannot backspace. There's no editing and no overthinking. Your goal isn’t to write perfectly, it’s to build consistency. How it works: > Get a random writing prompt every day > Write non stop until the 60 second timer runs out > Backspace is disabled, keep typing beyond the mistakes > Complete the session and grow your daily streak > All entries are saved locally in your personal archive Features: > Gamified streak system to keep you consistent > 900+ creative prompts to beat writer’s block > 60 second writing sessions for quick daily practice > No edit rule to eliminate perfectionism > Local only storage for complete privacy > Minimal, distraction free design Whether you're a writer, student or just someone trying to articulate more clearly, Bad Writer Project helps you build a simple habit: Show up. Write badly. Do it again tomorrow. Made by Pracheta Mohanty