Naruriji vs FoldNotes

Naruriji — Become Through Daily Action Your diary remembers everything so you don't have to. Ever been asked "how many days did you work on that project?" or "when did we last meet?" and couldn't remember? Naruriji answers those questions instantly. Ask your AI assistant and get the answer in seconds — pulled straight from your own diary entries. Your personal diary, smarter. Write daily diary entries, attach photos, and build a record of your life. Add sub-entries to dive deeper into any day. Search everything in seconds. Events that keep you accountable. Schedule events with reminders so nothing slips through the cracks. Mark them complete as you go. See your week at a glance on the built-in calendar. Group events made easy. Planning something with others? Add participants and notify them by email or SMS directly from the app — no switching between apps. Ask your diary anything. "What did I do last week?" "When did I last visit the office?" "What events do I have coming up?" Your AI assistant reads your diary and answers in plain English — like having a personal assistant who has read every entry you've ever written. Everything stays on your device. Your diary, events, and photos are stored locally. No account required. No data sold. Just your private record of your life. Public holidays built in. See public holidays from your country on the calendar so you never plan over them.

Some notes are short. Others grow into chapters, plans and running logs you scroll past a hundred times. FoldNotes lets you fold the finished parts away, so a long note stays as small as the part you are actually working on. Every note is a plain Markdown file. No database, no proprietary format, no export step. Your notes sit in iCloud Drive or on your device, and any other app can open them, today or in ten years. It is also a real iOS app, written in Swift. Not a web page in a wrapper. It opens instantly, works offline, handles a hardware keyboard properly, and does not sit in the background eating your battery. FOLD ANYTHING • Collapse any heading or list item and everything beneath it folds away • Hoist a section to work on it alone, with everything else out of sight • Task counts stay on the folded heading, so you can see what is left without unfolding WRITTEN FOR MARKDOWN • Live styling as you type — headings, lists, quotes, code, links • Six heading levels, and GFM tables with a real table editor • Code blocks with syntax highlighting • Wiki-links [[like this]], with previews and automatic backlinks • Nested tags TASKS WHERE YOU WROTE THEM • Four states: to do, in progress, done and cancelled • Due dates and priorities written inline, in plain text • Assign them to a project and add context and comments • Counts roll up to the section above them BUILT FOR IPAD • Library, notes and editor side by side • Hardware keyboard shortcuts throughout • An inspector with outline, tasks, references, properties and a note graph • Scan printed text straight into a note with the camera FIND ANYTHING • Search every note, including regular expressions • Saved queries and database views across your whole collection • Daily notes with a calendar COMING FROM ANOTHER APP • Import from Bear or Obsidian in a tap • Or simply point FoldNotes at the Markdown files you already have MAKE IT YOURS • Light and dark themes, including Nord, Dracula and Catppuccin • Choose your body, heading and code fonts • Paragraph focus, sentence focus and typewriter scrolling Folding is not a formatting trick. A long document asks you to hold every section in your head at once; folding lets you put the finished ones down. That is the whole idea, and everything else here is built around it. Your notes will outlive this app, and every app like it. That is rather the point.