Movie Tracker: What to Watch
If you use several streaming services at the same time, you may be familiar with the situation where you see an interesting movie somewhere, want to save it for later, and a week later you have no idea what it was. Movie Tracker works like your own movie library, where you can save titles you want to see, as well as those you have already watched.
There are posters, trailers and other information for each film and series. There is also a handy overview of the services on which the title is available. Thanks to support for iPhone, iPad and Mac, you can conveniently manage your list across devices.
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Atten Screen Time + Focus
Atten solves a slightly different, but very familiar problem. You open a social network for just a moment and suddenly find that dozens of minutes have passed. The application allows you to block selected applications and websites during the time when you really want to concentrate.
The phone usage statistics are also interesting, thanks to which a person can quickly find out which applications are taking up the most time of their day. You don't have to use Atten only at work. It is also useful in the evening, for example, if you want to read a book or watch a movie without automatically checking social networks every few minutes.
Hobby Tracker
Hobby Tracker goes against the grain of apps that try to turn every activity into a competition with yourself. Instead of keeping track of youroneTime series allow you to easily record how much time you have devoted to reading, photography, music, gardening, sports or practically any other hobby.
You can add notes to individual activities and record milestones, and later get monthly and annual reports. Another big plus is the support for iPhone, iPad and Mac. In addition, the application does not require an account and does not have ads, tracking or subscriptions, which is a pleasantly unusual combination these days.
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Run 5K
Five kilometers is nothing dramatic for an experienced runner, but for a complete beginner it can be a rather distant goal. Therefore, Run 5K does not focus on quick results, but on gradually increasing the load.
The training plan breaks the journey to five kilometers into smaller steps and adapts to the user's individual pace. During the training itself, voice guidance helps and the results achieved are saved in statistics. So if you want to start running, but don't want to set off too fast on the first day and find out after a kilometer that you've had enough, a similarly guided plan may be a much more sensible way to go.
