Tickr vs SwipeDrill

Tickr — Simple, Private Time Tracking One tap starts your timer. That's it. Tickr is a calm, no-fuss time tracker built for anyone who wants to understand where their day went — students, developers, parents, hobbyists — without signing up for anything or sending data anywhere. HOW IT WORKS Tap an activity tile and your timer starts instantly. A Live Activity appears on your Lock Screen so you can glance at your running time without unlocking your phone. Tap again to stop. Your session is saved locally, right on your device. KEY FEATURES One-Tap Activity Tiles A grid of your saved activities sits ready on the main screen. Tap once to start, tap once to stop. No menus, no friction. Running Timer Hero When a timer is active, a bold, oversized clock takes centre stage so you always know exactly how long you've been at it. Live Activity on Lock Screen Tickr keeps your running timer visible on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island without you having to open the app. Weekly Insights Chart At the end of the day, see a clean Apple Fitness-style bar chart of your tracked time by activity. No streaks, no leaderboards — just honest data about your week. Chronological Day View Scroll through your sessions grouped by day. Swipe to edit or delete any entry. COMPLETELY PRIVATE Tickr requires no account and no sign-in. Everything is stored locally on your device. Nothing is shared with advertisers or data brokers. Delete the app and your data is gone. Why Tickr? Most time trackers want you to log in, pay monthly, and compete with yourself on a leaderboard. Tickr just wants to help you answer one question: where did my time go? The reward is the chart at the end of the day. Download Tickr and start your first timer in seconds.

Every developer uses Git. Few actually master it. SwipeDrill: Git turns the official Git documentation into daily swipe quizzes so you stop guessing and start knowing. One card, one concept, one step closer to confidence on any team, any codebase. HOW IT WORKS Each card shows a statement about Git behavior, commands, or concepts. Swipe right if it's true. Swipe left if it's false. Instant explanation tells you exactly why so the knowledge actually sticks. WHAT YOU'LL MASTER - Git Basics: init, clone, config, and core concepts - Commits and History: log, diff, amend, and revert - Branching: create, switch, delete, and track branches - Merging: fast-forward, three-way, and conflict resolution - Rebasing: interactive rebase, squash, and reorder - Remote Repositories: fetch, pull, push, and remotes - Stash and Tags: save work in progress, tag releases - Workflows: Gitflow, trunk-based, and team conventions 800+ questions. Sourced from official Git documentation. WHO THIS IS FOR - Developers who still Google "how to undo a commit" - Junior devs building confidence before code reviews - Engineers preparing for technical interviews - Students learning collaborative development - Anyone switching from SVN or other version control systems PREMIUM FEATURES Upgrade once. Use forever. - Sequential Mode: work through all questions in order - Bookmarks: save tricky questions and review them later - Detailed Stats: track accuracy and progress per category - No Ads: completely ad-free experience STUDY SMARTER - Daily Goal tracker: build a consistent study habit - Streak counter: keep your momentum going - Review Mode: replay only the questions you got wrong - Today's Command: a new featured concept every day - Works offline: questions bundled in the app A NOTE ON CONTENT All questions are based on official Git documentation. While we strive for accuracy, content may occasionally contain errors or reflect outdated information. Always verify critical details against the latest official sources. Stop Googling. Start knowing. Download SwipeDrill: Git and swipe your way to fluency.