Wheneri vs WhereDidIPut

Wheneri helps you track recurring tasks, chores and routines with no strict schedule in a simple list with two numbers: days since you last did something and days until it’s time to do it again. See when things actually happen, understand your patterns over time, and know when something might need your attention again — while staying flexible about when to do it. Its low-pressure approach can also work well for people with ADHD. USE IT YOUR WAY • Recurring tasks: track days since and days until with repeat intervals that fit each task • Life logging: keep a history of what happened, when it happened, and how often • Quit habits: track how many days it’s been since smoking, drinking, or anything else you want to leave behind • Countdowns: track upcoming dates and see how many days are left ADD COMPLETIONS & NOTES • Mark tasks as done today with one tap • Add completions for any date in the past or future • Add notes to remember details or context • Track multiple completions per day and task duration • Keep full history TRACK DIFFERENT PARTS OF LIFE • Home chores: change bed sheets, water plants, replace a water filter • Health & self-care: dentist visits, health checks, taking medication • Fitness: workouts, walking, yoga • Social: meeting friends, calling your parents • Maintenance: service your bike or car, clean appliances, replace filters • Consumables: see how long supplies or everyday products actually last • And more with ready-made templates for a quick start FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS • Today’s tasks keep you focused • Overdue tasks are clearly marked and easy to manage • Upcoming tasks move up as their next date gets closer • Categories for today, overdue, upcoming, and custom • Interactive home & lock screen widgets • Task completion shortcuts REMINDERS • Morning reminder to check what’s due today • Evening reminder to review what's done today • Weekly reminder to plan what’s next • Due date reminders for individual tasks SEE LIFE OVER TIME • See completions and intervals for each task over a month or year • See completion count and average interval • Review notes, duration, completions per day, and daily averages • See multiple tasks together in a shared calendar and compare their patterns SIMPLE & PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Clean, minimalist interface • No account required • Everything stored locally on your device • Ready-made templates for a quick start • Export and import your data anytime • Light and dark themes • Choose your preferred week start • Available in multiple languages Wheneri is a minimalist tracker for chores, routines, and recurring tasks. Track when you last did it — and when to do it again. Terms of Use: https://wheneri.app/terms/

WhereDidIPut helps you remember where you stored the things that matter. Photograph an object, write a quick note about where you put it, and find it again whenever you need it. Everything is designed around a fast capture flow, so saving an object takes only a few seconds. FEATURES • Photograph objects with the built-in camera or choose an existing image • Add a free-form note describing exactly where the object is stored • Search instantly across object names, notes, categories, and places • Prioritize important objects with drag and drop • Create and customize categories with colours and SF Symbols • Get on-device category suggestions using Apple Vision • Mark objects as Taken Back and restore them later • Optionally distinguish approximate places such as home and the office • Find recently stored objects from the Home Screen widget • Ask Siri where you put an object • Find objects through Spotlight • Open capture and object details through deep links PRIVATE BY DESIGN WhereDidIPut has no account, advertisements, analytics SDKs, or application server. Object information and photos remain on your device. Optional place recognition is off by default, stores only an approximate location, and never sends location data away from the device. Image classification is performed on-device. WhereDidIPut is useful for documents, spare keys, cables, tools, seasonal items, valuables, moving boxes, and anything else you have put somewhere safe — perhaps a little too safe.