Nine apps for the small parts of your day.

Hemera Productivity

A time-blocking calendar. Drag a task off the backlog onto today and it becomes a block with a start and an end — not another line on a list.

iPhone

Flowmodoro Productivity

A count-up focus timer built on the Flowtime Technique. Work as long as the work is going, and the break you get is a fraction of the time you logged.

iPhone · Android

Kanken Mainichi Education

Kanji Kentei practice for every grade, 10 down to 1: quiz formats by the dozen, stroke-order tracing, flashcards, and a profile for each person on the device.

iPhone · Android

HanjaHaru Education

Korean hanja level exams, one grade at a time. The Korea Chamber of Commerce set landed in the September update: 4,908 characters, grades 9 to 1, with 9 through 7 free.

iPhone · Android

Dice Rune Games

Type 3d6+2 or 2d20kh1, throw the dice into a 3D arena, and watch them settle. Built for tabletop games, runs offline, and asks for no account.

iPhone · Android

SnapDic Education

Hold the camera over printed text, tap a word, read the definition. Whatever you save comes back for review on an FSRS schedule until it sticks.

iPhone · Android

SynapSet Lifestyle

A habit tracker that starts with identity. Describe who you want to become, then attach each new habit to a routine you already keep.

iPhone · Android

Moodient Productivity

A 30-second check-in that puts your mood on a pleasure-arousal map, with 190 words to pick from. Records stay on the device; only the optional AI coaching leaves it.

iPhone · Android

MD-Journal Lifestyle

A diary with a Markdown editor. Entries are encrypted on the device, the iCloud backup keeps them that way, and biometrics or a PIN open the app.

iPhone · Android