Re vs Solhora

Free to start. No ads. Ever. No subscriptions. Works offline. [Please read before downloading] Re:plan is designed to record the revision process itself. Because of this unique architecture, it does not sync with iOS Calendar, Google Calendar, or any external calendar apps. Each revision branches and saves as separate history — a data structure fundamentally different from external calendars that hold only a single version of each event. By operating entirely on-device with no server sync, Re:plan offers an ad-free, subscription-free, one-time purchase model with fully offline functionality. This is your personal space. Revise your plans as many times as you need.

Solhora is not another to-do list app. Most productivity tools do the same thing: make you list more tasks, count your broken streaks, and pile up everything you haven't finished into a wall of debt. Solhora doesn't do that. Solhora is an AI co-pilot that walks you through your day. [MORNING: FIGURE OUT WHAT MATTERS] Open Solhora and tell it what's bouncing around in your head. It helps you sort through the noise, then asks: how's your energy today? Low energy means one thing. High energy means three. You pick. It doesn't judge. [DAYTIME: STAY WITH YOU] Your picks show up on the Today page. When you're stuck, Solhora asks one question — not ten. When you have a free moment, tap "I have time" and it pulls up small tasks that fit your window — 5 minutes, 15 minutes, whatever you've got. [EVENING: SEE WHAT YOU DID] Solhora will never tell you how many tasks you didn't finish. It only shows you what you completed. Every finished task gets its own completion card — a photo you take or one Solhora generates for you. [LATE NIGHT: CATCH YOUR THOUGHTS] Something pops into your head at 2 AM? Tell Solhora. It writes it down and reminds you in the morning. No follow-ups. No judgment. No conversation. [MONTHLY WAREHOUSE] Things that aren't due today but need to happen this month — toss them in the warehouse. Solhora reminds you three days before they're due. How Solhora is designed: 3 tasks a day = victory Maximum 2 notifications per day No streak punishment No "you missed X tasks" Unfinished tasks don't auto-roll to tomorrow Numbers celebrate. They never measure gaps.