Kuji vs Receiptd

Your way out of the usual. Kuji is a jar of random experiences for real life. Shake your phone, draw a kuji, and get a small prompt to follow: somewhere to go, something to make, or a new way to spend an afternoon. Every kuji holds an object and an idea. Choose a mood—outdoor, cozy, social, solo, creative—or let chance decide. Keep it, put it back, or do it and mark it as Lived. Kuji (くじ) means “drawing lots” in Japanese. Inspired by capsule toy machines and jars of handwritten ideas, it’s a pocket-sized side quest for the days when the usual way stops being interesting. Inside you’ll find 214 hand-picked things to do: • Outdoor detours • Food experiments • Solo dates • Creative challenges • Tiny acts of bravery • Unexpected plans Features: • Shake to draw a random kuji • Filter by mood • Keep kuji for later • Mark completed kuji as Lived • Add personal notes and memories • Create private kuji of your own • No account required No streaks. No feed. No algorithm. Just a quick interruption to make your week a bit more memorable. Works on iPhone and iPad.

Receiptd turns your day, habits, gratitude, and year into a shareable retro thermal-receipt card — the kind of little paper strip a printer spits out, complete with a merchant header, a timestamp, itemized lines, a dashed divider, a witty TOTAL, a thank-you line, and a faux barcode on off-white paper with torn, perforated edges. Pick a template, fill in a few lines, and Receiptd builds the receipt live as you type. Then tap Share to export a tall receipt image you can post anywhere. The receipt is the whole point — it's a tiny, delightful artifact of your day that's fun to make and fun to send. Templates: • Daily Receipt — mood, biggest win, top song, gratitude, and a witty day total • Habit Receipt — tally the habits you actually did today • Gratitude Receipt — itemize what you're thankful for • Year Receipt — a year-in-review printed as one long tape Everything is monospaced and hand-tuned to look like real thermal paper: variable-width barcode bars, a torn top and bottom edge, faded ink, and star ratings. Save every receipt to your Shoebox to revisit, re-share, or delete. 100% offline and private: • No account, no sign-in, no network — the app has no way to send data anywhere • No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no third-party SDKs • Every receipt is stored only on your device using Apple's SwiftData • Sharing uses Apple's standard share sheet — you choose where each image goes • Universal app for iPhone and iPad Please note: the receipt look, faux prices, and barcode are a decorative novelty. They do not represent a real transaction, store, brand, or payment, and the barcode is not a scannable code. It's your own words, styled to look like a receipt.