Trace vs WeekiScope

Trace is a voice-first personal organizer for reminders, notes, and everyday follow-through. Say what you need to remember, and Trace helps turn it into structured reminders and notes. Capture quick tasks, plan around time and place, save important details, and keep your day organized without digging through forms or menus. Privacy Policy: https://remindmetrace.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

From planning your day to building consistent habits and exercise routines—and finding a better balance between life and work—WeekiScope helps you manage both what you need to do and what you want to do. Connect events from Apple Calendar and tasks from Reminders, then manage your habits and projects all in one place. • See your balance with three rings Track progress across Habits, Life, and Work or Study using three rings. Review your weekly progress and trends, and compare last week’s daily average with your daily average over the previous 12 weeks. • Build your Day Flow with drag and drop See time-specific tasks and things you can do anytime in one place. Drag tasks to the time you want and easily organize the flow of your day. • Track performance levels for habits and exercise Record habits and workouts in four levels instead of simply marking them as done or not done. Set goals for each level and choose activity units to track your performance in more detail. • See schedules and projects at a glance View your schedule by day, week, or month, and organize tasks and events by project. Use the project timeline to see task durations and progress in a calendar-style chart. • Use WeekiScope for study planning Students can switch to a study-focused menu and view classes registered in their timetable. Manage personal plans and study plans together in one place. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets Check your balance and daily tasks before opening the app. WeekiScope supports Korean and English, as well as Light and Dark Mode. [WikiPass Information] When you first start using WeekiScope, you can use all features free for 30 days. Build consistent habits and complete your tasks to earn WikiPoints. If you earn 700 points and stay active for at least 20 days within a month, your WikiPass for the next usage period will be provided free of charge. Both conditions must be met. If you continue meeting them, you can continue using WeekiScope for free. If you do not meet the free-use requirements, you can purchase a 1-month WikiPass only when you need it. The 1-month WikiPass does not renew automatically and is not a subscription. If you prefer not to meet the free-use requirements or purchase a WikiPass each usage period, you can instead make a one-time purchase of a Lifetime WikiPass and continue using WeekiScope without a time limit. WikiPoints are not cash or a payment method. They are an activity metric used to determine eligibility for a free WikiPass for the next usage period. Access to Apple Calendar and Reminders data is required to use the corresponding integration features.