Hue Plan vs SmallButBig

Hue Plan is a pastel time-blocking planner that lets you plan your day in colorful time blocks. ■ Plan in color Long-press and drag to create an event. Pastel category colors make your whole day clear at a glance. ■ Day · Week · Month A timeline day view, your whole week at a glance, and a color-dot month calendar. See it your way. ■ Check it off, like a to-do Manage events with Plan · Done · Cancel. Your calendar and to-dos, all in one place. ■ Insights Completion rate, time distribution by category, and weekly/monthly/yearly stats to reflect on your time. ■ Widgets · Apple Watch Check today's plan right from your Home Screen and your wrist. ■ iCloud sync One seamless plan across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Free includes the day view and diary. Premium unlocks week and month views, Insights, widgets, Apple Watch, iCloud sync, and auto backup — and removes ads.

Dreams up here, reality down here? Between the two, there's today.  What if the tasks that keep piling up and the schedule that overwhelms you sat on one timetable, all at a glance?  Sort countless tasks and group them, and what do they become? Projects. Each project has a purpose. This app lays out your purposes, projects and tasks top-down, at a glance — Gantt view, Workflow, hierarchy, Inbox Map — from whichever angle you need.  What does a truly important event need? Things to do beforehand, things to bring, travel time, things to do during it, and more. With alarms and time tracking, this app makes sure you don't miss any of it.  What does it mean to spend a day well? Isn't it pouring out your thoughts as the day begins, spending the day focused only on what you have to do, and, as it ends, looking back on today to get ready for tomorrow?  Why a timetable? A day splits into what you can control and what you can't. You may be tied to a place, or your attention may inevitably be tied up somewhere. The reasons vary. But just seeing at a glance what you can do, and what you should do, in each block of time lets you choose and focus.  Events, workouts, routines, tasks, projects, goals: everything has a when. Some belong to this year, some to Q1, some to this month, some to this week, others to Wednesday, and some to Wednesday at 11 a.m. Most planning tools just keep your tasks in an inbox. So they pile up and weigh on your mind. Take the old inbox, which never took responsibility for anything, add a "when," and you get Inbox Map, which holds everything at a glance. If a task is in this week's inbox, it shows up right on this week's timetable too. Want to place a task on the timetable? Just drag it there.  Why workouts and routines? Focus takes stamina too. Without regular exercise, you'll burn out sooner or later. Without routines, you can't take care of yourself.  Until the day you smile ■ Why is the app called SmallButBig?  SmallButBig means small, but big. A day is small, but I believed no big dream comes true unless small days add up.  The icon's small checks once formed one big check; now three checks form a smiling face: an app that stays with you through small days until the day you smile. ■ Made together - Every word from the people who use the app becomes a guide for the next update. - When a bug is reported, my rule is to fix it that same day and submit it for review, so you can update the very next day. If you report it on a weekend, though, you'll get the update on Tuesday morning. - Every bit of revenue the app makes goes into developing new products and features. - Prices may also rise as the product's quality improves, but as long as you keep the subscription you first bought, you keep your first price, regardless of those increases. - If the price is a burden or you're going through a hard time, please email me at smallbutbig.app@gmail.com and tell me about your situation. - The Mac app is sold separately on the Mac App Store. ■ Requires a purchase  There is no free version. Every feature requires a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled before the period ends; cancel anytime in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Prices are shown on the in-app purchase screen. — Junbeom Lim Privacy Policy: https://lim394.github.io/smallbutbig-legal/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/