AskBetter vs EvidenceArchive

AskBetter helps you turn vague questions into clear, useful prompts before you ask an AI. Write what you need in plain language, choose a focus, refine the prompt, and send it directly to the AI provider you configure. AskBetter is built for people who already use AI and want better results without handing their workflow to another account or proxy. Why AskBetter: - Turn rough questions into structured prompts - Save reusable prompt templates - Send prompts directly to your selected provider - Keep API keys in iOS Keychain - Keep chats, prompts, and settings local on your device - Use OpenAI-compatible providers and supported direct integrations - Configure local or LAN Ollama endpoints when available Important: AskBetter is free to download. Full access starts with a 7-day free trial on the weekly plan. After the trial, continue for EUR 0.89/week in the target Euro storefront or unlock lifetime access for EUR 9.95. AI credits, provider subscriptions, API usage fees, and provider accounts are not included. Requests are sent directly from your device to the provider you choose.

Evidence Archive is a private archive for documents, photos, scans, and notes on iPhone and iPad. Create case files, collect important documents, add details, and keep your records organized. Imported files are stored with structured metadata and documented with a SHA-256 integrity hash. Photos and document scans can be processed with text recognition and searched inside each case. Features: case files with category and notes capture photos and scan documents import files and images recognized text from scans and photos full-text search per case file preview stored files SHA-256 hash documentation PDF case report structured export with CSV and hash list optional iCloud sync Evidence Archive works without user accounts and without third-party uploads. When iCloud sync is enabled, data may sync between your devices through Apple iCloud. Note: SHA-256 hashes can help verify file integrity after import. This app does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee admissibility of evidence.