Subnotes vs DayCommand

Subnotes is a plain-text notes and to-do list app for iPhone, iPad & Mac. Any line you write can become a task. • Thoughts and tasks, side by side — jot things down like a paper notebook, then switch views to see everything organized by priority, automatically. • Editing a task is just editing text • Recurring tasks and due dates • Link notes together to connect related thinking • Templates for weekly reviews, meeting notes, habit tracking, trip planning, and more. Note-taking and task planning are deeply personal — so Subnotes stores everything as plain text, not a proprietary format. Copy, paste, or export anytime. It also syncs privately over your own iCloud account: no signup, no account creation, no servers but Apple's. For iPhone, iPad, and Mac

DayCommand understands what you type or say — no forms, no menus, no tapping through a dozen fields. "standup every weekday 9am" creates a recurring event on every calendar you've connected. "move lunch to 3pm" finds it and moves it. "cancel gym tomorrow" removes it — with an undo. "am I free at 3?" and "find 30 min for a run" answer questions your calendar app has never been able to. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • On-device, not cloud. Parsing runs entirely on your phone — no message limits, no monthly quota, no round-trip to a server. It works on a plane. • One command, every calendar. Connect Apple, Google, and Outlook calendars at once, and a single command writes to all of them — moves, renames, and deletes fan out everywhere automatically, so your calendars never drift out of sync with each other. • Real mutations, not just creation. Most "smart" calendar apps can only parse new events. This one moves, renames, resizes, and cancels existing events by fuzzy-matched title — and answers scheduling questions directly. • Genuinely private. Your calendar data goes only to the accounts you connect. Voice dictation runs on-device (Apple CoreML). Nothing about how the app understands your commands is sent anywhere. FEATURES • Natural-language create, move, rename, resize, and cancel — with a confirm card before anything destructive happens • Recurring events: daily/weekly/monthly, intervals, ordinal weekdays ("first Monday of the month"), end dates • Free-time finder: "find 30 min for a run" returns bookable time slots • 60-day agenda with a week strip, live parse preview as you type • Voice dictation, fully on-device • Home Screen widgets • Siri quick-add • Conflict detection when two events would overlap • Time-zone awareness for events created while traveling DayCommand connects to Apple Calendar (iCloud), Google Calendar, and Outlook/Microsoft 365 Calendar. Connect one or all three — everything works the same either way.