Whilst vs Tasbeeh Swipe

Whilst is a personal archive for the drawings your children make whilst they are little. * Take a picture of the artwork. It's cropped to the exact boundaries. * Each drawing is filed against the child who made it, on the day it was made. * Save any piece back to your camera roll when you want to share it. Send it to a grandparent, print it, frame it. * Easily compare drawings of the same subject over time to be in awe of the progress your kids are making * Synced to iCloud so you can always take it with you. Simple. Minimalist. Designed to get out of your way. Built by a dad with too many drawings to keep, but not the heart to throw any away. Each drawing of the family, of Elsa and Anna, of rainbows and unicorns, of houses, ... is a memory that should be preserved. The data is yours. We don't see it. We don't sell it. We don't have analytics. There is no server. No account required. No ads. No in-app purchases. No subscriptions. Pay once, keep forever. Think of it like a lifetime ticket to your child's artwork. The art, whilst they were little. Kept. — A dad who didn't want to lose precious memories.

Tasbeeh Swipe is a native iOS counter for numbered dhikr from the Sunnah. Swipe through authentic counts — the same role beads play. The product name makes no claim about the tool. FEATURES • Sectioned catalog of Sunnah wirds, mainstream forms first • After Salah counts: 33·33·34, 33·33·33 plus tahlil, 25 each, and 10 each • Before Sleep (Tasbih Fatimah), Morning and Evening, and Daily Virtues • Swipe player — left and right both count, with light haptics • Custom wirds from the phrase library or your own text • Recent — resume an unfinished wird or repeat a completed one • Stats for streak, today, this week, last seven days, and all-time dhikr • Daily morning, evening, and before-sleep reminders at times you pick PRIVACY FIRST Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud sync, and no tracking. Counts follow authentic narrations. A digital counter is only a means to complete numbered dhikr — the reward is in the remembrance, not in the tool.