Punikuma Life Log: Plan & Do

Plan it, do it, write it down, look back. All four in one app, with a bear called Punikuma who says something at each turn of the day. ■ The gap between what you planned and what you did stays on the record You meant to study from 10:00. You actually started at 10:30. This app keeps both as a single entry. A calendar holds the plan; a to-do holds whether it is finished. Neither keeps "did the day go as planned". Here one plan carries both times, and marking it done never copies the plan over the truth — so "started 30 minutes late" is simply there. Things you did without planning can be added too. ■ Five screens that share one date ・Calendar — a month grid. Each square names up to three of the day's plans, with stamps for the goals you reached and marks for what you bought. Tap a day and the other screens move to it. Below it, a summary of the month: how much you did, and how many minutes late you started on average. ・Plans — the day in time order, each with a duration and a note. Switch between what you planned and what you did. Yesterday's plans copy over in one tap. ・Goals — what you want done that day. Nothing is judged automatically; you tick it yourself. Each goal can carry a stamp: an icon and a colour. ・Monthly goals — things you stack up over a month: "3 books", "50 hours of study". Going past the target is kept, not trimmed. ・Shopping — tick it off when you buy it. It does not disappear; the date goes in and it moves to your history. ■ What you keep up gets a stamp "No alcohol." "Walk 30 minutes." Give a goal an icon and a colour, and the day you tick it off that mark appears on the calendar. Open the month and the days you kept it up are there to see — no counting. Fifty icons, nine colours, and writing the goal already picks a fitting one: type "No alcohol" and you get a glass. Copy yesterday's goals and the stamps come along. ■ It answers "wait, did I just buy that?" As you type an item, the app tells you when you last bought the same thing — "Bought 3 days ago", right under the field. It also learns how often you buy something and says so once the usual gap has passed. ■ Reminders, decided per plan Each plan can have a reminder at the planned time, 10 or 30 minutes before, in Punikuma's voice — "It's about time to start!" on your lock screen. Change a planned time and the old reminder does not survive it. Nothing passes through a server. ■ Punikuma is there with you Open it in the morning and you get "Morning!"; reach every goal and "Congrats!"; at the end of a day, "Nice work today!". The artwork is the LINE sticker set "Punikuma!" itself, drawn by this app's own developer and shown as it is. The buddy on your home screen is yours to pick, as are the theme color, background and typeface. Settings has a Language row too: follow the device, Japanese, or English. Words drawn inside the artwork stay Japanese — they are part of the pictures. ■ You hold your own records No account, and no email address asked for. What you write is never sent to the developer; records live in a file on your device. Turn on iCloud sync and they stay in step across devices on the same Apple ID — off until you turn it on, kept in your own iCloud, which the developer cannot read. You can also export them to a file. It is the kind of data you least want other people holding, so the only places it goes are your own iCloud and the folder you choose. ■ Free, and one-time Premium Records are unlimited in number; reminders and search cost nothing. Looking back covers the last 30 days, with some themes and 8 of Punikuma's pictures. Premium removes all ads, opens the full history, unlocks every look and brings all 40 Punikuma pictures. Not a subscription: buy it once and it stays. If iCloud sync is off, losing or resetting the device — or deleting the app — loses your records. Turn it on in Settings, or keep an exported copy. iCloud sync needs iCloud Drive to be on. This app is for iPhone only.