Refill vs Dayfree

Refill helps you see the small recurring things that are easy to forget because they are not urgent yet. Instead of building another checklist, create glass orbs that slowly drain as time passes. A full orb can wait. A low orb needs attention. An empty orb means it is time. Use Refill for the quiet things that repeat: watering plants, changing filters, washing sheets, practicing guitar, checking the fridge, calling someone, or any routine you want to keep visible without adding another calendar. When the work is done, press and hold to refill the orb. That deliberate reset keeps each completion intentional. Refill works best for repeat upkeep, not endless task lists. It helps the next small thing stay visible until it is done. Privacy Policy: https://refill.300990.xyz/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Set a goal by how many times a week, not which days. Dayfree is a habit tracker for weeks that never look the same. Pick "3 times a week" and any three days count - Monday, Tuesday and Sunday, or three days in a row. Nothing resets because you skipped Wednesday. A GOAL YOU CAN ACTUALLY HIT Choose a number per week or per month instead of a weekday schedule. The home screen always shows how many are left this week. One tap checks a habit off and the weekly ring fills on the spot. A DAY IS NOT ONLY YES OR NO Long-press to mark a day as partly done or missed, and attach a short note saying why. Partly still counts as a record, so the day you tried does not look like the day you forgot. GROUP WHAT BELONGS TOGETHER Six supplements do not need six rows. Put them in a category, collapse it, and check the whole group off from its header. A category can carry its own weekly goal, and every habit inside takes its colour. FILL IN THE PAST FROM A CALENDAR The History tab opens on a calendar that folds between month and week. Days you recorded appear in each habit's colour, notes read as text, and a day you forgot can still be filled in. Pick any past day and record it. A MONTH AT A GLANCE Each habit has its own monthly grid. Done, partly and missed are told apart by shape as well as colour, so the grid reads in greyscale too, and the month's notes are listed right under it. EVERY STAT IS OPEN Completion rate with the real change against the previous period. Goals met by week, laid out as a map. A 12-week trend, a weekday pattern, insights in plain sentences and a per-habit breakdown. Nothing on this screen is locked. A REMINDER FOR EACH HABIT Set a time for each habit, or none at all. One switch turns every reminder off. START WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT IT Twelve presets - workout, water, reading, stretching, journaling, vitamins, walk, study, cleaning, call family, no late snack, early bed - each with a suggested count. Tap one and the editor opens filled in. No sign-up, no account, no onboarding quiz. YOURS, AND OFFLINE Everything stays on this device. There is no cloud and no account. Export every record and note to CSV whenever you want and restore from that file on a new phone - the export does not sit behind the purchase. Dayfree is supported by a small banner, a full-screen ad when you open the app (at most twice a day), and a few in-line cards between the Stats blocks. If you would rather not see them, one purchase removes every ad permanently. There is no subscription, and nothing else sits behind it. Available in English, Korean, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.