Rustle vs LinkOrganizer

Rustle is a clean, fast Kanban board app that connects to your own server. Create boards, organize cards into columns, and track your work with a simple drag-and-drop interface. Rustle is fully self-hosted. Your data lives on a server you control, not on someone else's cloud. There are no ads, no tracking, and no third-party access to your information. Features: - Create unlimited boards to organize different projects - Add columns to structure your workflow (To Do, In Progress, Done, or whatever works for you) - Create cards with titles, descriptions, and optional due dates - Move cards between columns with a tap - Add comments to cards to keep notes and context - Rename and reorganize boards and columns at any time - Pull to refresh to sync with your server - Delete your account and all data at any time from within the app Rustle is designed to be straightforward. There is no learning curve, no complex setup, and no unnecessary features. Just boards, columns, and cards. To get started, you need a Rustle server. Setup instructions and the open-source server code are available at github.com/agile8118/rustle, or connect to a server provided by your team or organization. Works on iPhone and iPad.

LinkOrganizer is a simple and powerful way to save, organize, and access your important links. Save websites, locations, and useful resources in one place. Quickly open saved links, search your collection, and keep your information backed up with CSV import and export. Features: • Save website links • Save Google Maps locations • Quickly open saved links • Search saved items • Filter by date • Import and export CSV backups • Keep your personal links organized All your data stays on your device. No account required.