NotaTime vs PicZip

Take control of your time with NotaTime, the clean and fast tracker built for real life. Track work, study, and focus sessions the moment they start. Launch a timer in one tap, add quick notes, and watch your day build automatically. With live widget updates and clear daily totals, you always know where your time goes. Now with Auto-Invoice Mode built for freelancers: set your default client, project, and hourly rate once, see live earnings while tracking, and export invoice-ready reports with clear billable-only totals. No clutter. No complicated setup. Just smooth, reliable tracking you’ll actually use. Why people choose NotaTime: • One-tap start and stop • Home Screen widget with live timer status • Clear daily total at a glance • Add notes to every session • Edit and organize entries anytime • Mark entries as billable or non-billable • Auto-Invoice defaults for client, project, and rate • Live earnings while timer runs • Export to PDF, Invoice, or CSV for reports • Pre-send invoice checks (empty notes, overlaps, long/short sessions) • Helpful reminders to stay consistent • iCloud sync support Whether you’re freelancing, studying, or building better habits, NotaTime makes every hour count. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PicZip is a simple, efficient image compression tool that helps you reduce photo file sizes, save storage space, and prepare images for uploading and sharing. Choose a target file size Set your target in KB or MB, or start with the default settings. Apply the same configuration to a single image or an entire batch. Resize when you need to Manual resizing is off by default. Enable it to set a custom width and height and give a group of images consistent pixel dimensions. Select one or more images and compress them with the same settings. Review the original and compressed sizes and the space saved, then save the processed images to Photos in one batch. Useful for organizing photos, preparing images for upload, adjusting ID photo file sizes, and reducing the size of pictures you share. Supports common image formats including JPG, PNG, and HEIF. Output size, format, and image quality depend on the original image and your settings.