OmoideMap vs Doomsday

"Where did we go again?" "When was that trip?" Just pick photos and your family memories are mapped automatically. Date, location & landmark auto-filled from EXIF. Takes only seconds. -- THE PROBLEM -- - Thousands of photos but can't remember the places - Similar outings all blur together - No easy way to revisit family memories by location -- HOW IT WORKS -- 1. Pick photos - date, location, and landmark auto-filled 2. Add a title and a short note 3. View on map or timeline -- KEY FEATURES -- - Map View: Events displayed as pins on a map - Memory List: Filter by category, tags, or search - EXIF Auto-Fill: Date and location from photo metadata - Landmark Detection: Tap places on the map to select - Family Members: Track who attended and their age at the time - Face Detection: Detect faces and link to family members - Backup: Save to Files app or share via AirDrop -- PREMIUM (1-week free trial) -- - Unlimited event registration (free plan: 3/month) - Timeline View: Beautiful chronological memory cards - Yearly Summary: Landmark rankings, area stats, monthly charts - Lifetime Summary: All-time cumulative statistics - Tags: Organize with custom tags like "Piano Recital" - PDF/Image Export: Share with grandparents or on social media -- PRIVACY FIRST -- All data stored exclusively on your iPhone. No servers. No cloud. No account required. Your family photos never leave your device. -- SUBSCRIPTION -- - Premium Monthly & Yearly plans available - 1-week free trial included - Payment charged to Apple ID account - Auto-renews unless canceled 24 hours before period ends Privacy Policy: https://mozkzki.github.io/apps/omoide_map/privacy_policy/english Terms of Use: https://mozkzki.github.io/apps/omoide_map/terms_and_conditions/english

The End Is Coming. What Will You Do Before It Arrives? Most productivity/Bucket List apps bet on infinite time. More lists, more reminders, more somedays. But nothing moves you like a deadline. Doomsday: Bucket List is built around one uncomfortable truth: you are not going to live forever — so stop acting like it. Here's how it works: 1. You set your doomsday date — anywhere from tomorrow to a year from now 2. You add your Last Acts — the things that actually matter before time runs out 3. The countdown starts. Every second is real 4. When the end arrives, your Final Report reveals how you spent your time That's it. No streaks to maintain. No daily check-ins. No gentle nudges asking how you're doing. Just a clock, a list, and the inescapable pressure of a deadline you set yourself. When the countdown hits zero, you get your verdict. Then you begin a new world — and do better. The simulation doesn't care about your intentions. Only your acts. Stop someday-ing. Start finishing.