ElecMemo vs Shiori

ElecMemo is a job-site material memo app for electricians and facilities workers. Quickly record item names, quantities, units, and notes — organized by job site so nothing gets missed. Switch between job sites without materials getting mixed up, even when you're juggling several at once. 【Key Features】 【Job-Site Material Management】 Create job sites and manage required materials for each one separately. Keeping multiple sites organized reduces the risk of missed items. 【Quantity, Unit, and Note Input】 Record item name, quantity, unit, and supplementary notes. Great for part numbers, installation locations, and checklist items. 【Schedule Management】 Assign planned dates to job sites. The Schedule tab shows dated jobs and undated jobs at a glance. 【Share】 Export the material list for any job site as plain text — useful for order confirmation and on-site communication. 【Simple Operation】 Designed for use on-site, with a clean interface focused only on what you need. 【Who Is This For?】 · Electricians · Facilities maintenance workers · Anyone who tracks materials by job site · Anyone who wants to confirm quantities before ordering The free version allows up to 5 job sites. Pro is a one-time purchase that removes the job limit and hides ads. Start with the job site you're working on today.

Shiori is a simple handwritten planner for Apple Pencil, bringing your schedule and daily notes together. Open the app and today's page is ready. Write plans, diary entries, work notes, ideas and sketches freely, just like in a paper notebook. Enjoy a calm design with paper tones, ink navy and bookmark red. Key features - Open today's page and start writing right away - Move between days with one tap and return with Today - Choose blank, ruled or grid paper - Look back at the same date or weekday from last year - Flag memos with deadlines and priorities - Manage in-app events or connect to the built-in Calendar; events appear above your page - See how much you wrote in the mini calendar - Term tags and fiscal-year display for teachers and students - Lock past dates to prevent accidental writing - Dark mode that preserves your handwriting colors - Keep your writing in view when rotating your device - Back up to iCloud Drive and restore your entire planner after confirmation Designed mainly for iPad in landscape, with room for events, the calendar and handwriting. Portrait mode is also supported, with a narrower page and sidebar. You can write on iPhone too, but we recommend iPad for everyday handwriting. The free version saves up to 14 handwritten pages, or two weeks' worth. Premium removes the page limit with a one-time purchase and no monthly subscription. Backup and restore are also available in the free version. Your planner is stored on your device. When you create a manual backup or enable automatic backups, which are off by default, a copy is saved to iCloud Drive using your current Apple Account. If iCloud is unavailable, it stays on the device. This is not real-time sync. Restoration replaces the entire current planner, after first saving a local pre-restore copy.