This is a review of 'Things', one of the most popular to-do apps on iOS. I was surprised to find that it embodies Apple's intuitive feel and the unique charm of early apps even more than Apple's own apps.
I naturally tried it out when I heard that iA Writer 7 had been updated. It has a feature that supposedly distinguishes between human and AI-written text... Honestly, while the app may have had good intentions, I was very disappointed.
This is a review of the word processor Quip. It's a tool under Salesforce and people once considered it a competitor to Evernote, but it doesn't seem to be as good as it used to be. Its major feature is that you can create various tools like word processors and spreadsheets within a single document.
This is a review of a habit app called Everyday Habit Tracker. It's a simple but surefire way to help you stay in the habit. If people don't do it at first, but then they keep doing it, they get hooked and keep doing it.
I tried the paid version of Duolingo, Super Duolingo, albeit briefly. It's good to be able to use good features in Duolingo, but I'm not sure if it's objectively good value for money...
This is a review of a to-do, habit app called TickTick. It's a little cheaper than the competition, but it has a lot of features, so I'm pretty happy with it.
