Wattdo
Every morning you tell Wattdo one thing: how much energy you have. High, medium, low. Your list reshapes itself around that answer, so a one-bolt afternoon stops looking like an accusation.
Every morning you tell Wattdo one thing: how much energy you have. High, medium, low. Your list reshapes itself around that answer, so a one-bolt afternoon stops looking like an accusation.
A place for the thought you'd otherwise lose. Capture from the Lock Screen, from Control Center, or with a long-press on the icon. No folders, no tags, no sign-up.
One Jungian prompt each morning — no feed, no dashboard, no streak shaming you for a missed day. Write as long as you need, then decide: keep it in the archive, or burn it.
The photocopied card on your therapist's desk, made daily and portable. Log emotions, urges and skills, then walk into session with a weekly summary instead of a blur.
Point the camera at a fill confirmation and on-device AI pulls the ticker, direction, price and quantity. Tag the emotion behind the entry, and let the calendar show you the pattern.
For the shelf that lies to you. Scan a barcode and the count updates in seconds; when an item dips below your reorder level, it's already on the list. Syncs across iPhone and iPad.
Paste the actual job description and PrepLine builds the questions that role will ask. Answer out loud, get your response scored on Situation, Task, Action and Result.
Seasonal colour analysis from a single photo — your undertone, your contrast, and the palette that actually suits you. Version 2.0 is with App Review now.
Point your camera at a leaf and find out what you're standing under. The first version is with App Review — this one hasn't landed yet.
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