Eclipse vs Sutyo AI

Eclipse is a screen time control and app blocker that works without relying on your willpower. Grayscale scheduling and intentional app blocking make your phone a harder place to lose yourself in. Less sensory reward, less easy access, fewer wasted hours. Your phone is engineered to hold your attention. Every color, notification, and scroll is designed to bring you back. Eclipse works against that. Features: • Scheduled grayscale during your focus hours • App blocking to cut social media and distraction • Recurring focus blocks for work, study, or evenings • Break controls when you need flexibility • Weekly screen time insights to track your habits Eclipse uses Screen Time permissions and requires a short one-time setup. Free trial available. Premium features including grayscale schedules, app blocking, and weekly insights require an auto-renewing subscription. It's design, not discipline.

Sutyo AI — The first personal memory Collects freely. Connects deeply. Sutyo AI is the first personal memory that senses what matters in what you speak, type, or bring in. It turns it all into a memory you can ask anytime — helping you understand your past in a new light and spark new ideas. Three ways people use Sutyo every day: 1.A smart voice notebook. Just talk — Sutyo turns your voice into clean, structured notes, pulling out the key points and organizing them for you. A rambling thought becomes tidy and clear, with no editing. 2.Your personal knowledge base. Import files, links, images, and documents from anywhere. It's more than a tidy collection — you can ask questions and chat on top of everything you've saved. Every import becomes part of your memory, too. 3.An AI keyboard that knows you. The notebook captures things for you; the keyboard writes things for others. Free AI voice input lets you talk to type in any app — and because it's powered by your memory, just say "turn my chat with Alex today into a summary" and it writes it from what you captured. 4.Experiences worth sharing. Share more than a note — share a memory. What you hand over isn't static: the other person can talk to it, ask about the details, and see the story you never wrote down. 5.Your memory is yours alone. End-to-end encrypted, with local-first processing that keeps sensitive data on your device. Delete anytime — you're always in control. Collects freely. Connects deeply.