Plain Markdown vs Haruda Ritual

Plain Markdown Read your .md files in place. Pick a folder on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive. The app lists every .md file inside — nothing more, nothing less. Tap a file to read it; the markdown is rendered with quiet, weight-driven typography that gets out of the way. The app uses Apple's standard folder picker, so it works with iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, and any third-party Files app provider (Dropbox, Google Drive, Working Copy, etc.). Pick once, and the app remembers — drill into subfolders, come back, switch folders. No accounts. No sync engine. No editor. Just a reader. · Folder picker with iCloud Drive and Files-app provider support · Drill into subfolders — back-button navigation · Inline images (jpg, png, gif, webp, svg, heic, heif, bmp, avif) · GitHub-flavored markdown: tables, blockquotes, code blocks, task lists, strikethrough · Adjustable text size (5 steps) · Light & dark mode · Mono body font option for code-style reading · Local only — your files never leave your device Privacy This app does not collect data, display ads, or communicate with any server. The folder picker is Apple's. Files are read on-device only. There are no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no telemetry. Less, but better.

Haruda Ritual is a habit tracker that stacks your habits on a calendar. Instead of clearing a checklist, you watch the dots fill in across the month. ■ The calendar is the home screen - One dot per habit, per day — filled when you finish, partly filled while you are on the way - This month's rhythm and today's habits on one screen - A year view puts all 365 days on a single page ■ A type that fits each habit - Five kinds: daily check, times per day, minutes per day, times per week, minutes per week - Choose the weekdays and only those days count; a log on an off day is a bonus - Change a goal and past days stay judged by the rules that applied back then ■ Today stays within reach - Check off and log straight from today's list under the calendar - Missed a day? Tap it on the calendar and fill it in ■ Right from the Home Screen - Five widgets: Today, This month, One habit, Diary, This year - Tap a circle on a widget to log without opening the app — on iOS from the Lock Screen and Control Center too ■ Write the day down, too - A diary and a mood for each date, with the days you wrote marked on the calendar - A note on any habit on any day — the line you write on a day you missed is the one worth reading later ■ See which weekdays work - Completion rate, streaks and per-weekday stats for every habit - Weekly totals and progress bars ■ Light on its own, together when you need it - Start with no account; your record stays on the device - Sign in with a Haruda account to keep the same record on every device Start with one dot today, and build from there. - - - Haruda Plus · Haruda Premium (auto-renewable subscriptions) Plus removes ads from the app. Premium removes ads and adds the automatic bots: write what you ate or how you trained in a note, and they work out the calories, the protein and the training volume for you. - Haruda Plus Monthly: US$0.99 / 1 month - Haruda Plus Yearly: US$7.99 / 1 year - Haruda Premium Monthly: US$1.99 / 1 month - Haruda Premium Yearly: US$19.99 / 1 year - Prices are shown in US dollars and may differ by region; the exact amount appears in the App Store before you confirm. - Payment is charged to your App Store account when you confirm the purchase. - The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and the renewal is charged to the same account. - You can cancel in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions on your device. - There is no free trial. Terms of Use (EULA): https://haruda.xyz/policy/terms Privacy Policy: https://haruda.xyz/policy/privacy