DeepList vs Corebox

DeepList is a simple, focused app for nested lists—shopping, trips, projects, movies to watch, or anything you need to break into layers. Build outlines naturally • Type right in the list to add or edit items • Swipe to indent (demote) or outdent (promote) and build sub-lists • Long-press to reorder; drag items into the order that works for you • Open any item for full details Stay on top of what matters • Turn a group into To-Dos with Reminder-style checkboxes • Set optional due dates and times • Schedule one-time local reminders with a bell on the list • Add labels, a URL, remarks, photos, and files Find and review quickly • Search across titles, remarks, URLs, and labels • Tap a label on the list to search that tag • Sort each sub-list manually, by due date, or by title • Tap a link chip to open it in Safari; tap a photo to view full screen Your data stays on your device DeepList stores lists locally with SwiftData. No account required for everyday use. DeepList — nested lists, without the clutter.

The light is going at the splitter shed and run 2 came up short again. Somewhere between the barrel and the tray rack, twelve centimetres of hole have gone missing — and whoever logs the night shift inherits the question. Corebox is a custody workbook for drill core. Record each run against its planned interval, each box against its shelf, each piece against its downhole depths and recovery. A deterministic integrity pass then walks the recorded coverage and shows exactly where the record disagrees with itself: unaccounted intervals, overlapping depths, pieces stored out of downhole order, pieces outside the run envelope, and sample codes tagged twice. Correct a depth in the piece register and the pass re-runs on the spot — you watch an overlap resolve, or a fresh gap open, the moment you save. Every move, correction, sample station, and invalidation is appended to a journal that never rewrites history; each entry carries a SHA-256 reference to the entry before it. Photo plates come in through Apple's system picker and sit beside the record as tappable thumbnails, and the whole case exports as sorted, readable JSON. Depth rail; run-and-box topology; searchable piece register; recovery percentages; sample stations; append-only custody journal; local JSON export. Your case lives entirely on the device in your pocket — nothing is transmitted anywhere, and the app draws no geological conclusions and certifies nothing.