Mochi vs Quadsheet

Mochi is the cute, cozy to-do list that makes getting organized feel good. Add tasks, tap the little circle when you finish, and enjoy the tiny burst of calm that comes from checking something off. Plan school, work, errands, groceries, habits, routines, schedules, notes and daily goals in one adorable place. Customize your checklist with 101 beautifully crafted themes (5 free, 96 with Premium), keep important tasks on your Home Screen with widgets, and check your list from Apple Watch. • Simple checklist for tasks and errands • Reminders that keep you on track • Daily planner, agenda and schedule • Habit and routine tracking • Notes, grocery lists, widgets and themes The free version includes 2 lists with up to 4 tasks each, 5 themes and 1 emoji set. Premium, an in-app purchase, unlocks unlimited lists and tasks, all 101 themes and all 11 emoji sets. Mochi helps you build a softer, prettier and more motivated everyday routine.

Quadsheet is the paper habit that worked, made digital. Draw four boxes, label them however your week is actually divided, write the tasks for each box, and cross them off as you go. Each morning it offers you a fresh sheet. One sheet, four boxes you name yourself. One task marked next in each box. A bench for the projects that are not on the sheet right now. Start fresh in the morning and the crossed-off tasks go to History, by day; the open ones stay right where they are. No due dates, no reminders, no tags, no priorities. Just a bounded page, the way paper is bounded, and a few things paper could not do: mark what is next, keep an overflow bench, and look back at what you finished. Sign in with Apple, Google or an email link. Syncs between your phone, your tablet and your desk at quadsheet.app.