ThruFlow vs ZimeZumi

ThruFlow brings task management, a focus timer, history, and statistics together in one place. Choose what you want to do today and start the timer. Your focused time is recorded automatically, so you can review your day on a timeline and see how your time changes across weeks, months, and years. Key features • Organize work, study, health, and other long-term priorities into Areas • Scheduled habits automatically appear in your list on the right days. • Keep today’s tasks and habits in one place • A flexible focus timer — choose the work mode that suits you • Review and edit focus and break records on a timeline • See trends and time distribution by week, month, or year • Follow your consistency with the Focus Calendar • Use ThruFlow on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch • Sync records across devices with iCloud Core features—including Tasks, the focus timer, History, and Statistics—are free. There are no ads, and no account is required. Your data is stored on your devices. When iCloud is enabled, records sync across supported devices through your private iCloud database.

KEEP WHAT MATTERS IN SIGHT. ZimeZumi was developed by a person with ADHD for people with ADHD and for anyone who thinks visually. Bring thoughts, images, documents and useful connections into one personal space. CAPTURE FIRST. ORGANIZE LATER. New thoughts start in the INBOX. Life areas, nested folders, colors, tags, markers and pins help you give them a home when you are ready. Search across note titles, text and tags, then narrow your results by tag or note color. GIVE YOUR NOTES A RECOGNIZABLE SHAPE Use colored headings, highlights, knowledge blocks, lists, checklists and tables. Keep images, galleries, PDFs and other attachments beside your thoughts. Collapse sections to focus, or move a whole section with its content. SEE THE BIG PICTURE Your dashboard brings recent, pinned and unsorted notes together. Open a folder while the dashboard is active to see that folder's recent and marked items, with its contents in alphabetical order. Switch between lists and cards. MAKE ROOM FOR CONNECTIONS Arrange ideas, shapes, text and source cards on whiteboards. Connect them with lines and arrows. Open a linked note in the reference view and keep the board in sight. KEEP FILES IN CONTEXT Link existing files and reveal them in Finder. Connect local folders as media libraries, so originals can stay where they are. Mark a passage in an embedded PDF and link back to it. PDF markers are stored in the note; the original PDF stays unchanged. A DAILY NOTE THAT FITS YOU Enable My Day to create a daily note. Choose a neutral English or German template, edit your own, or copy a template from an existing note. Each vault keeps its own choice. Existing daily notes stay as they are. BRING KNOWLEDGE IN. TAKE IT WITH YOU. Import Markdown, Obsidian notes, HTML, text and supported office documents. Export notes as PDF, Markdown or portable HTML. A text note's HTML export can include accessible images and attachments. Back up your vault as an HTML ZIP or export a Markdown copy with folders and attachments. External file originals and linked notes are not automatically bundled with a single-note export. YOUR VAULT. YOUR FILES. Notes are standalone HTML files in a folder you choose. Local use needs no ZimeZumi account or mandatory ZimeZumi cloud. Locally available content works offline. An optional file service such as iCloud Drive can make the vault available across your devices. OPTIONAL AI CONNECTION Connect a compatible AI client through the local MCP server and choose its permissions. With a cloud model, requested content may be sent to that provider. ZimeZumi does not include a built-in cloud AI model. ZimeZumi on iPhone and iPad uses the same vault format, with a different mobile feature set. ZimeZumi is a personal knowledge space, not a medical application.