TrainLog vs Okusuri Memo

TrainLog lets you choose Flexible or Fixed days for your workout schedule. Pick a mode at first launch and switch anytime in Settings. ■ Flexible mode Set how many days between sessions for each exercise—for example, bench press every 3 days, abs every day. • See what's due today at a glance on the Workout screen • Rest a day and your plan reschedules automatically from the next day • Skip exercises when you can't train today ■ Fixed days mode A weekday-based schedule—for example, "this exercise on Monday and Thursday." • For people who follow a set weekly menu • Check today's plan on the Workout screen ■ Simple logging • Weighted — record weight and reps per set • Bodyweight — track reps or duration in seconds • Your last session fills in automatically for quick entry • Rest timer between sets • Rate how you feel today on a 5-level scale ■ Exercises & history Set name, icon, priority, default sets, and schedule freely. View personal bests and past records per exercise. Look back day by day on the Calendar screen. ■ Local & simple • No account required • Data stays on your device • Light, Dark, or System appearance • English, Japanese, and more Keep training with the schedule style that fits you.

"Did I take my morning pill?" Never wonder again. Okusuri Memo is a simple app to log your daily medication with a tap. ■ Check off today's doses ・Register your medicines; they show by time — morning, noon, evening, bedtime ・Tap to check one off. See what's left for today at a glance ■ Review with a calendar ・Daily status (all taken / partial / missed) shown in color ・Tap a day to see the details ■ Spot your missed-dose trends ・Missed-dose rate, overall and per medicine ・Achievement by time slot and a daily streak ■ Widget ・Doses left today on your Home Screen ■ Private by design ・All data stays on your device — nothing is sent to a server ・No account needed ・Available in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese * This is a logging tool. It does not provide medical advice such as diagnosis, treatment, or dosing. The missed-dose rate is an aggregation of your records, not a medical assessment. Consult a doctor or pharmacist about your medication. Start logging with today's doses.