My favorite to-do app only ran on Apple devices, and work gave me a Windows laptop. Everything else I tried was built for teams or pushed AI, so I built TaskPocket: inbox, today, and projects grouped into areas, with dates and repeats typed in plain words. It runs in any browser and on iPhone, where it works offline. No AI inside, but there's a public API and an MCP server, so you can connect the Claude or ChatGPT you already pay for. The free plan has unlimited tasks.
Most habit trackers only do yes/no. But half of what I track is numbers and times - steps, weight, when I actually fell asleep. Habit Pocket puts checkmarks, numbers and times of the day in one grid that looks like a spreadsheet, then lets you chart any habit against any other to spot correlations. It started as the Excel sheet I kept for two years. Now a real app on web and iOS. Free for 5 habits.
