RACI Master vs Jeejee

Every plan runs into the same question: who does it, who answers for it, who is asked and who is told. RACI Master keeps all four answers on every task. Most task managers give a task one owner. Real work has four roles — Responsible, Accountable, Consulted and Informed. RACI Master shows them right on each task, so you see the shape of the work without opening it. THREE VIEWS OF THE SAME WORK • Tasks — grouped by when they are due, with each task's roles right in the row. Tiles at the top count what is overdue, due this week, blocked or without an accountable person; tap one to see exactly those tasks. • Matrix — tasks down, people across, a role in every cell. Tap a cell to assign. One Accountable per task and one role per person are kept for you as you go. • Timeline — bars on a calendar by weeks, months, quarters or years, opening on today. PROJECTS AND PEOPLE • Nest projects as deep as you need. Each shows its progress, what is overdue and who is on it, and opens as a list, a matrix or a timeline already narrowed to it. • People are a private directory of names. Each person's card shows their open work, role by role. YOURS, NOT A SERVICE • No account, no invitations, no permissions. People in your directory get no access to anything. • Tasks and people follow you across your own iPhone, iPad and Mac through your private iCloud database. • Export the list, the matrix or the timeline as PNG or PDF and share it with anyone. • Back up everything to a single readable JSON file and import it back. MADE TO BE USED EVERY DAY • A warm paper-and-ink look, in light and dark. • Built for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with keyboard shortcuts on Mac and iPad. • In English, German, French, Ukrainian, Spanish, Japanese and Portuguese. LEGAL • Privacy Policy: https://vybgss.github.io/raci-master-docs/privacy-policy.html • Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Jeejee is a note-taking and document editor that combines Markdown, LaTeX and handwriting in a single app: Markdown for structured notes, LaTeX for mathematical typesetting and formal reports, and handwriting with Apple Pencil, including annotation directly on lecture PDFs. Documents are stored in the location the user selects. Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, CSV, plain text and PDF remain compatible with other tools that support these formats; handwritten notes are saved as editable .jeejee files. Designed for students, researchers and professionals in science and engineering: class notes, lab reports, theses, derivations and exam preparation. Markdown • Side-by-side editor and preview, synchronized while typing and scrolling • Headings, lists, to-do items, tables, code, quotes and images • Inline and display math • Syntax coloring for code blocks, with optional line wrapping • Function plots that mark zeros, extrema and intersections • Mind maps built from indented lists, viewable in full screen • Heading outline in View mode for long documents • Format bar with common formatting and templates for code, plots and mind maps • Export to PDF or Markdown LaTeX • Built-in typesetting engine that compiles to PDF in the app, offline, with no separate TeX installation • XeLaTeX typesetting with full support for Chinese and Unicode • Automatic recompilation, with error lines clearly indicated • Source and PDF side by side • Export to PDF or LaTeX source Handwriting • Apple Pencil on iPad: pen, pencil, highlighter, eraser, lasso and shape recognition • Three colors and three stroke widths in the toolbar • Blank, ruled, grid and dotted paper in white or black, with multipage notes and page thumbnails • Strokes that continue across page boundaries • Text boxes, images with cropping, and function graphs • Copy, cut and paste for text, images and strokes; up to 100 undo steps • Annotation copies of PDFs, leaving the original unchanged • Export as .jeejee files, PDF or page images; save page images to Photos on iPhone and iPad Stickers • Sticker store with four free packs of 100 stickers each and five paid packs • Insertion from the sticker panel in the handwriting toolbar • Packs linked to the Jeejee account and available on other signed-in devices • Pack updates applied at the user's discretion • The sticker store requires a Jeejee account (Apple or Google sign-in); all other features work without an account Files • Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, CSV, plain text and handwritten notes; HTML with live preview, CSS and JavaScript • Code files such as .js, .css, .py and .json with syntax coloring • Local, iCloud and System Folder storage, including external folders supported by the system and file providers • List, card and icon views; icons display document content • Recents, Favorites, drag and drop, and Recently Deleted • Configurable file types for the New menu Designed for iPhone, iPad and Mac • Resizable, docked sidebar on iPad, with a full-screen editor for open documents • Multiple windows, a native sidebar and keyboard shortcuts on Mac • Seven editor themes with Dark Mode • Built-in illustrated user guide Pricing Core features are free, with no advertising. Paid sticker packs are offered as in-app purchases. Optional tips in Settings > Support Jeejee do not unlock features and support ongoing development. Privacy • Jeejee does not track users. • Document contents and file names stay in the selected storage location and are not sent to the developer. • Crash reports and usage statistics are collected to improve the app. They exclude document contents, file names and account information, and are not linked to the user's identity. • A Jeejee account is used only for the sticker store. When signed in, Jeejee stores the account name, email address, user ID, acquired sticker packs and purchase records to provide and restore sticker content. • Payments are processed by Apple; Jeejee does not receive payment information.