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Tably is a handy app for anyone who uses open browser tabs as a to-do list. Simply share an article, product, video, or form to the app, add a reason for saving it, and specify when you want to return to it. When the time is right, Tably will remind you of the item and offer the options Later, Done or Delete without having to reopen the original page.
Saved items can be searched by name or added reason and filtered by purpose. The application does not go through open panels or browsing history and stores data directly on the device by default without the need for an account. It also offers a redesigned look and a full-fledged dark mode.
Hawaii
Awaii is trying to streamline group vacation and trip planning. In one place, you can collect tips for accommodation, restaurants, activities, transportation, and interesting places, vote on them, and use a clear heatmap to find a date that suits the entire group. The selected suggestions will then gradually create a shared itinerary divided by individual days.
The app also handles bookings, costs and expense allocation, packing lists and displaying planned locations on a map. Changes, new suggestions and decisions are visible to members in a shared overview, and the finished plan can be exported to PDF. Awaii also works offline and synchronizes changes when you reconnect to the internet.
Hobby Tracker
Hobby Tracker is a simple way to record your hobbies, from reading and music to sports, gardening and photography. You can track time, notes and milestones for your activities, and then see your progress in monthly and yearly recaps.
The app doesn't rely on series or daily goals, so it doesn't turn your free time into another productivity pursuit. It works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, doesn't require an account, doesn't contain ads or tracking, and is free without a subscription.
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Migraine Tracker Mira
Mira is a free app for anyone who wants to better understand their migraines and identify possible triggers for each attack. For each episode, you can record its duration and intensity, location and type of pain, accompanying symptoms, medications used or what brought you relief. There are clear statistics, a visual pain map, monitoring of connections with the menstrual cycle and an assessment of the impact of migraine on everyday life using the MIDAS method. Records can be exported to CSV and shared with your doctor, so you don't have to remember when and under what circumstances the problem occurred during a visit. The app works with Apple Health, Siri, Cloudin the widgety on the desktop and lock screen. All data remains stored only on the device and in private storage iCloud, without ads and paid features.
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Chaos on mobile is only created by more and more apps. So this article is a bit contradictory.
Don't take the stupid things that create chaos.