Only This vs Tiny CRM

Most task apps show you everything at once. Every project. Every deadline. Every unfinished thing. All competing for your attention before you’ve even started. For some people, that can be stressful. For an easily distracted mind, it can be paralyzing. Only This does the opposite. It shows you one task. The one you should be working on right now. YOUR NEXT STEP
 Add your tasks, and Only This shows you just one. Full screen, nothing else competing for attention. Finish it, and the next one appears on its own. SKIP IT, OR GO BACK
 Not the right moment for this one? Skip it for now and it comes back around later. Changed your mind about something you already finished? Go back a step, as many times as you need. SEE EVERYTHING, WHEN YOU WANT TO
 Open All Steps anytime for the full picture. Reorder your list, jump straight to any task, or paste in a whole list at once, your own or one made with the help of AI. Shuffle the order if a routine chore needs to feel a little less routine. WORKS WITH REMINDERS
 Link a project to a Reminders list and the two stay in sync in both directions. Ask Siri to add a step by name, and it shows up in Only This on its own. MADE FOR IPHONE, IPAD, AND MAC
 Your projects sync through iCloud, so it's the same list wherever you pick it up. BUILT FOR EVERYONE
 Only This works fully with VoiceOver, because a calmer task list shouldn't be for sighted users only. Free of clutter. And Cost. No charge, no subscription, no ads, no account required. Because if you're of the easily distracted mindset, things are costly enough. ONLY THIS A quieter way to get one thing done. And then the next. WHY I MADE THIS I have ADHD, and I lean on tools that help me stay focused. I tried a lot of task list apps made for people like me. Some wanted to gamify everything. Some had distracting ads. Some charged on a regular basis for an app that didn't update on a regular basis. I couldn't find the one thing I wanted: a task list that shows a single step and then gets out of the way. So I built it. If it's useful to you, or you'd like an improvement, or you hit a bug, reach out. I'd genuinely like to hear from you. You'll find my email in the app, under "Only This Tutorial and Tips." One thing at a time. You've got this. Jason

People don't need another CRM. They need help remembering people. Tiny CRM is the simplest, most beautiful way to remember everyone who matters — friends, family, clients and contacts. No pipelines, no clutter. Just the people, and a gentle nudge when it's time to reach out. REMEMBER EVERYONE • Relationship health rings — see who you're drifting from • Keep in touch on your rhythm: weekly, monthly, quarterly • A timeline for each person: calls, notes, photos, voice notes (with transcription) and sketches • Talking points, gift tracking, important dates and custom fields • "How we met" and a full photo gallery per person STAY CONNECTED • Smart reminders, birthdays and a daily digest • "Time to reach out", reconnect suggestions and weekly streaks • "On this day" memories from past years • Message templates for a quick, warm check-in • Meeting prep briefs before you meet SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE • Relationship map, circles and connections • Map view, insights and a unified activity timeline • Powerful search, smart lists and duplicate merge EVERYWHERE YOU ARE • Apple Watch app + complications • Home Screen widgets, Lock Screen widgets & Live Activities • Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight & natural-language reminders • A customizable Home and 11 languages PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your device. No account, no ads, no tracking. Optional Face ID lock. Optional iCloud sync stays in your own iCloud. Tiny CRM. Remember everyone. SMARTER, STILL PRIVATE • Smart Assist — summaries, talking points & ready-to-send messages, generated on device (Apple Intelligence) • Today's hellos — a gentle daily shortlist of who to reach out to • Automations — quiet rules that nudge you before you drift • Journal & shared memories — reflect on days and gatherings • Gift planner, achievements & your Year in Review • Control Center controls and Image Playground avatars