Garden vs DripOCR

Garden is a quiet iPhone app for presence and clarity. It does three things, and only three things: — Quick-capture notes, organized by the categories you create. A grocery list, a half-formed thought, a thing your kid said, an idea for a side project. Pick a category, type, hit add. — A single daily checkbox: "I did the one thing today." When you check it, you get a small burst of confetti, a soft haptic, and permission to put your phone down. — A wheat field on the Calm tab. Eighty blades, gently swaying. Watch it for ten seconds and remember why any of this matters. That is the whole app. What Garden won't do • No notifications. Garden never asks for your attention. • No streaks. No "you're on a 7-day roll." Streaks are anxiety machines dressed as motivation. • No badges, red dots, or "come back" prompts. • No social features. Garden is yours. Nothing leaves your phone unless you choose to share it. • No accounts, no tracking, no telemetry. Sign in to iCloud and that's it. Where your notes live • On your iPhone, in a real local database — works offline, persists through restarts. • In your iCloud, synced automatically across your signed-in Apple devices. • Available as a markdown file you can export anytime, to anywhere — Files, iCloud Drive, email, AirDrop. A portable copy you own outright. Three layers, each protecting against a different way you might lose them. None of them ours. Designed for fewer minutes, not more Garden is built on the belief that the best phone app is the one you can put down. The aesthetic is calm: cream paper, sage ink, an Instrument Serif word here and there. Spring animations that feel hand-tuned. Haptics on the moments that matter. No dopamine loops. If you check the one thing and close the app, Garden has done its job. Privacy Garden does not collect, transmit, or sell any data. Your notes sync only through your own iCloud account. Garden has no servers, no analytics, and no third-party SDKs. The privacy nutrition label says "Data Not Collected" because nothing is collected. Read more in the Settings tab and at the privacy URL below. For who Garden is a personal tool. It was built for one person and is shared with friends. Made with care, on iPhone, with SwiftUI and SwiftData.

DripOCR turns PDFs and images into editable documents using on-device OCR. Rather than simply arranging recognized characters, it preserves document structure such as headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables whenever possible, making the result easier to review and reuse. Key Features • Import PDFs and common image formats • Queue additional documents while processing • Compare the source document and recognized text side by side • Review characters and tables that may need attention • Edit Markdown directly • Export as Markdown or Word (.docx) • Keep images in the document • Reopen, edit, and delete results from history Processed on Your Device Text recognition, document organization, and history storage are performed on your iPhone or iPad. Imported documents are not sent to our servers or third-party servers. No account or proprietary cloud sync is required. DripOCR is designed for printed documents, forms, tables, financial statements, invoices, and similar materials. Complex tables, vertical text, formulas, handwriting, or photos with strong glare or curvature may require review and correction.