FixList vs Neuro

FixList — Task Management for Developers Keep track of every bug, feature and improvement across all your projects. FixList is a focused task manager built for developers who need a simple, fast way to organize what needs to be fixed, built or shipped. Organize by project Create separate projects for each app, website or API you're working on. Give each project its own icon with custom colors, symbols or photos. Prioritize what matters Assign high, medium or low priority to every task. High-priority items always appear at the top, so you never lose sight of what's urgent. Set deadlines Add optional deadlines to tasks and get notified 1 week before, 1 day before and on the day. Overdue tasks are clearly marked in red. Stay on top with widgets Add a home screen widget that shows active tasks from your most recent project — or pin a specific project. Tap to jump straight into the app. Track your progress View statistics on completed tasks, completion rate and average time to completion — both overall and per project. Built for developers, by a developer Terminal-inspired design. Monospaced fonts. Dark mode by default. No clutter, no distractions — just your tasks.

Neuro lets you fine-tune real AI language models directly on your iPhone — no cloud, no servers, no data leaving your device. Pick a base model from the built-in catalog, choose a dataset (or bring your own), and train a specialized version tuned to your task. Everything runs locally using Apple's Neural Engine and GPU, powered by RWKV — an efficient architecture built for on-device use. FEATURES • Browse and download open models and datasets • Five training intensity levels, from light head-tuning to deep fine-tuning • Real-time training progress: loss, accuracy, memory usage • Fully offline — your data never leaves your device • Free and open source Neuro is built for people who want to experiment with real machine learning on real hardware, without renting a GPU or sending data anywhere. Whether you're a student, a researcher, or just curious how fine-tuning works, Neuro gives you a hands-on, private way to do it. This is an early release — expect rough edges, and expect it to get better. Feedback and contributions are welcome on GitHub.