Did I? vs Moku

Did I? helps you quickly log what you just did, so you can stop second-guessing yourself later. Whether it’s taking medication, feeding the cat, locking the door, or finishing a small task, Did I? gives you a fast and simple way to create a timestamped record in seconds. You can type an entry or use voice input when it’s faster to say it out loud. The app is designed to stay out of your way. No clutter, no complicated setup, and no unnecessary extras. Just a clean memory log when you need it. Features: Quickly log completed tasks Voice input for faster entry Optional note field for extra detail Clear timestamps for each entry Clean, easy-to-read layout Built for everyday peace of mind When your memory is fuzzy, Did I? gives you a simple answer.

Moku is a calm, focused goal tracker for building habits, tracking progress, and staying consistent with the things that matter. The name Moku is inspired by mokuhyō, the Japanese word for “goal” or “objective.” Moku is designed around that same idea: helping you define what you’re working toward, see your progress clearly, and keep moving without unnecessary clutter. Create simple goals, recurring habits, or measurable targets with custom units. Track savings, workouts, reading, studying, personal projects, routines, and anything else you want to make progress on over time. Moku helps you: • Create one-time goals and recurring habits • Track measurable progress toward numeric targets • Use units for currency, time, weight, distance, or your own custom measurements • Set target dates and reminders • Build streaks for recurring goals • Review your progress history • Organize goals with tags • Search, sort, and filter your goal list • Keep completed goals visible or hidden Moku is built for steady progress, not pressure. Whether you’re saving for a trip, training for a race, reading more books, building a routine, or finishing a personal project, Moku gives you a simple place to track what matters and keep going.