DOTHING vs Parley

Managing tasks isn't doing tasks. Most to-do apps ask you to build a system first. Projects, tags, folders, priorities, filters. You spend Sunday setting it up and abandon it by Thursday. DOTHING has none of that. You add a task. It shows up on the day it's due. You tap it done. That's the whole app. Say it or type it Hold the button and talk. Transcription happens on your iPhone — "call Mom tomorrow at 6" becomes a task, dated, without you touching a date picker. Everywhere you already look Widgets on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. StandBy on your nightstand. Your tasks on Apple Watch. Yours alone No account. No sign-up. No tracking. Your tasks sync through your own iCloud and go nowhere else. Pay once $14.99, one time. No subscription, no renewal, no second ask. Try it free for 7 days first. Most to-do apps grow. This one won't.

Parley records private conversations and turns them into structured notes — entirely on your device. Audio, transcripts, and AI-generated summaries never leave your phone. Record a meeting, an interview, or any conversation. Parley identifies who is speaking, transcribes them, and produces a meeting-grade summary: a short title, the decisions made, and the action items with assignees. EVERYTHING IS LOCAL • Speech recognition runs on the Neural Engine. • Speaker identification runs on-device. • Summaries are generated by Apple Intelligence on your phone. • Audio and transcripts are encrypted at rest with AES-256. • Face ID gates the app each time you open it. FEATURES • Records through screen lock and backgrounding • Live Activity on the lock screen • Speaker diarization — Parley knows when someone else is talking • Action items and decisions extracted from meetings • Rename a speaker once and the change flows everywhere • Audio playback with waveform scrubbing • Library search across past recordings • Share formatted notes to Mail, Notes, Messages, Slack Most "AI note-taking" apps send your audio to a server you cannot inspect. Parley does not. Your conversations stay on your phone.