Looking at what is on the website and in the App Store, I still don’t have a good understanding of what this app even does. It prints something based on your calendar and some self-help prompts?
App Store rules aside, since this app has no free trial, it should be easier for a potential customer to understand what this app is attempting to be.
It definitely has a free trial, and yeah it prints 3 tools:
* a timeline which pulls in your calendar (you can use this to timebox as well as timetrack.)
* a daily list of prompts, which are scheduled using recur rules (which you can generate using natural language.) a prompt is useful for lots of things, which is the hard part of explaining it
* a list of your reminders for the reminders app, which can also work like a lighter version of prompts and/or todos.
Basically this app combines digital and paper planning and journaling into one page that's easier to carry and more useful than anything else (imo.)
These three bullet points paint a much clearer picture of what this app does (I’ve not used it, so I can’t say whether or not the picture it paints is accurate) than the screenshots or description that are currently on the App Store.
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Looking at what is on the website and in the App Store, I still don’t have a good understanding of what this app even does. It prints something based on your calendar and some self-help prompts?
App Store rules aside, since this app has no free trial, it should be easier for a potential customer to understand what this app is attempting to be.
It definitely has a free trial, and yeah it prints 3 tools:
* a timeline which pulls in your calendar (you can use this to timebox as well as timetrack.)
* a daily list of prompts, which are scheduled using recur rules (which you can generate using natural language.) a prompt is useful for lots of things, which is the hard part of explaining it
* a list of your reminders for the reminders app, which can also work like a lighter version of prompts and/or todos.
Basically this app combines digital and paper planning and journaling into one page that's easier to carry and more useful than anything else (imo.)
These three bullet points paint a much clearer picture of what this app does (I’ve not used it, so I can’t say whether or not the picture it paints is accurate) than the screenshots or description that are currently on the App Store.
I was wrong about the lack of a free trial.