ProUser vs Atelier Libretto

ProUser turns a sentence into an event. Type "coffee with sam tomorrow at 9" and it's on your calendar — no menus, no date pickers, no taps. It reads plain language on-device, instantly. Say what and when, and the event lands. Same words, same result, every time — nothing waits on a server, nothing leaves your phone. Made for people who live in their calendar and think faster than they tap. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Add in one line — "dentist tuesday at 3pm", "lunch at noon", "gym friday 7am" • Let it find the time — "block 2 hours of deep work friday" takes your first free gap • Change things in plain words — push it later, move it, make it shorter, rename it • Clear a stretch — "clear friday afternoon" empties it in one step • Undo anything — every change reverses instantly; deletes ask first • Save your usuals — define "gym" once, then just type "gym fri" • Keep a todo list — "todo buy milk" adds it, "todo! call landlord" puts it first, "done buy milk" ticks it off • Your week on the lock screen — a Shortcut draws the week's events and your todos onto your wallpaper • Quick Add widget — open straight into the command bar from your lock screen • Type or speak it PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your calendar stays on your device. ProUser works offline, makes no account, and collects nothing. Edit your calendar like code.

Word processing for your Word documents, Markdown, and source code. Libretto opens Word documents (.docx and .docm), Markdown, plain text, and source code, and saves them back in the format they came from. Write, review, and export on iPhone and iPad. Documents - Open and save .docx, .docm, Markdown, plain text, and source code files in place - Export as .docx or PDF - Source code is set in a code font and colored by its syntax - Find text, and undo or redo any change - Read on a phone-sized reflow of the page, with text set at your Dynamic Type size Text and Layout - Styles, and list styles with bullets, numbers, and outlines - Tables, with header rows that repeat at the top of each page they run across - Pictures, symbols, and special characters - Sections, headers, and footers, with page numbers and other fields - Cross-references to headings and bookmarks, and a table of contents - Office Math equations, written and edited on one line - Footnotes and endnotes, numbered as they appear in the text - Links Review - Record tracked changes, step through them, and accept or reject them one at a time or all at once - Comments in threads, with replies and resolving