OnU vs Vanta

You keep meaning to write it down. But every app asks - by when? which category? what priority? So you stop writing. OnU asks nothing. Just write it. JUST THE LIST. NOTHING ELSE. You open a to-do app to focus. But there's a sidebar, a calendar, tags, projects, filters, progress bars. You came to clear your head. Now it's more crowded. OnU shows you the list. That's it. THREE TABS. THAT'S IT. - To Do: what you're doing today - Someday: everything else, no pressure - Done: what you finished, quietly piling up Check something off today, and at midnight it moves to Done. Don't check it? It stays. That's the whole system. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR DEVICE. There's no server. What you write stays on your iPhone and Mac. We can't see it. Nobody can. iCloud quietly keeps iPhone and Mac in sync. No login, no account. NO NOISE. No notifications. No badge numbers. No streaks to break. It's there when you open it, not before. MADE BY SOMEONE WHO COULDN'T STICK WITH ANY OF THEM. If categories and priorities are the reason you gave up on to-do apps, this is for you. PRICING. Free for 2 weeks. $0.99 per month after. If you stop paying, your data stays safe in iCloud. You just can't open the app until you resubscribe. No ads. No trackers. No data collection. Terms of Use: https://welcome-to-nyc.github.io/OnU-support/terms Privacy Policy: https://welcome-to-nyc.github.io/OnU-support/privacy

Capture ideas, organize tasks, and stay focused with Vanta—a clean, distraction-free notes app with reminders, lists, dark mode, and no ads. Includes multiple features such as reminders, checklists, and various other formatting tools. It's easy to use and understand for users of all ages. Has zero micro transactions or ads being run making it a completely distraction free experience that is completely free to use. Has two different tabs for different types of notes being short term and long term. No overcomplex systems just simple minimalism in a dark mode.