WeeklyBlocks vs Untime

Plan your week, not your day. Say "I'll run 5 times this week". It doesn't matter which days, only that your blocks are filled before the week ends. For the work that needs focus, there's a Pomodoro timer: focus, and your blocks fill. No account, no ads, no internet required. Most to-do apps work daily: do this today, that tomorrow. But habits settle into a weekly rhythm, not a daily one. Missing one day breaks nothing; what matters is reaching your goal by the end of the week. You can set two kinds of goals: - Weekly -- a fixed number of blocks each week (like 4 workouts a week) - Deadline -- a total by a set date (like 20 chapters in 30 days) In timed sessions you watch the water rise as you focus, and an umbrella stops the rain when you take a break. The timer isn't limited to a single block either: fill blocks back to back, and leftover minutes carry into the next one. Not sure how long you'll go? Start without a target. It comes with a safety limit you can remove. A sample week: On Monday you create a "Reading" session with a goal of 5 blocks a week. For each session you start the timer, focus, and fill a block. When you fill the fifth on Friday, your week is complete. New week, a clean start. - Works offline. Backs up automatically to your own iCloud when your device is signed in - Stats show how long you actually worked, alongside the estimate - Turkish and English. Switch language inside the app - No ads, no accounts, nothing to distract you

Untime is a time budgeting app. It helps you decide where your hours should go before the week starts, then shows you where they actually went once it ends. You give each part of your life a weekly time budget, log sessions against it as the days pass, and end up with an honest picture of how the week really played out. The idea behind it is that not all time is created equal. Some you want more of and some you want less of, so every goal in Untime is one of two kinds: - A Grow goal is something you want to tend more often (e.g. reading or exercising). Its budget is a target to reach. - A Reduce goal is something you would rather let fade (e.g. social media or gaming). Its budget is a ceiling to stay under. FREE FEATURES - Grow goals (e.g. reading or exercising). - Live timer you can start from any goal. - Weekly overview of every goal against its budget, with daily rollups. - Timeline that lays your day out on a 24-hour grid, where you can drag sessions to move them, pull the handles to resize, or tap to add one. - Weekly statistics, with a donut of where your time went and a breakdown for each goal. - Light and dark themes. UNTIME PREMIUM - Unlimited goals, track more than the free three goals. - Reduce goals, cap the time you want less of (e.g. social media or gaming). - Archive goals, hide a goal while keeping its history. - Live activity to watch a session run on your lock screen. RESOURCES Website: https://untime.app Feedback: https://feedback.untime.app Terms of service: https://untime.app/terms Privacy policy: https://untime.app/privacy