Repeat Wise vs Coplot

Repeat Wise — habits that feel kind. Repeat Wise is a calm, beautifully designed companion for the things you want to do again and again. Whether it's a daily walk, a weekly call home, or a monthly check-in with yourself, Repeat Wise helps you stay with your rhythm without the pressure. Wherever you are Repeat Wise works beautifully on both iPhone and iPad, adapting to whatever screen you reach for — quick check-ins on the go, or a calm overview of your week from the couch. Today, at a glance See what's due today and check things off with a single tap. No noisy dashboards, no overwhelm — just the few things that matter right now. Recurring tasks, done right Daily, weekly, monthly, or custom — set a cadence and Repeat Wise quietly brings each task back when it's time. Postpone gently on the days life gets in the way. A mood diary built in Pair each day with a mood, a color, a note, or even a short voice or video memory. Look back over weeks and months to notice your patterns. History you'll actually want to revisit Explore past days with rich filters by mood, color, or keyword. Your history is a story, not a scorecard. Warm by design Crafted with soft colors, friendly typography, and smooth animations that respect Reduce Motion. Full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support from day one. Private by default Your tasks and diary entries live on your device. Media is protected with data protection. No tracking, no ads. Try Repeat Wise and find a gentler way to keep the promises you make to yourself.

Coplot is a shared calendar for any group of people who plan together — couples, families, roommates, friend groups, small teams. Think of it like a group chat, but for your calendar. The signature feature is conflict-aware scheduling: when you go to add an event, Coplot shows you what's already on the day before you commit. If you try to book over an existing event from anyone else in the calendar, you get a heads-up — and they get a notification when you go ahead anyway. No more "wait, weren't you taking the kids to soccer?" texts at 4pm. What's inside • Day, Week, and Month views — readable, fast, and built for the way real groups actually plan • Tap any event to see who added it, when, where, and any notes — read-only if it isn't yours • Conflict alerts — when someone books over your time, you'll know • Reminders — choose 5 min, 15 min, 30 min, 1 hour, or 1 day before; a "starting now" alert always fires too • Color-coded events — 10 calm colors, no neon • All-day events for birthdays, anniversaries, and travel days • Recurring events — daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, until any date • Event attendees — tag specific people on an event so only they get reminded • Multiple calendars per account — one for your family, one for your roommates, one for your friend group, all in one app • Invite codes — create a calendar, share a 6-character code, anyone you invite joins in seconds • Real-time sync — events appear on every device within a second • Local-only mode — sign-in is opt-in. Don't want a sync account? Don't make one. • Light + Dark — full first-class dark mode • iOS-native — built with SwiftUI for the way iPhones are supposed to feel Designed for restraint Coplot doesn't bury you in features you'll never use. There are no AI assistants, no calendar grids that pretend to be spreadsheets, no event marketplaces, no LinkedIn integration. Just a clear shared calendar, an invite code, and a notification when something doesn't fit. Privacy by default We collect the minimum we need to make Coplot work: your email (for sign-in), your display name (so the rest of the group sees who added what), and the events you choose to put in. We don't sell data. We don't run ads. We don't run analytics SDKs. We don't read your real-world location — the "location" field is just text you type. Sign-in is via a one-time code (no passwords). Want to use Coplot fully offline? Skip the sign-in entirely. Free during beta Coplot is currently free for everyone. Future paid features may exist; the calendar core will always be free. Built for the people you actually share life with Coplot was made because every other "shared calendar" we tried was either built for corporations (and looked it) or capped at exactly two people. Real groups — families, partners, housemates, friend circles — needed something simpler.