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My Effectiveness Habits vs Strategr

Both stand on daily planner apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

My Effectiveness Habits

Free plan Android

My Effectiveness Habits brings task organization, planning, and focus features together in a free Android app. Note the listed ads and in-app purchases, as well as the stated data practices.

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Strategr focuses on arranging a day into adjustable time blocks rather than managing dated calendar events. Its free, open-source desktop apps add session alerts and calendar exchange for users who prefer time-boxed planning.

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The facts

	My Effectiveness Habits	Strategr
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android	Mac, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Free or on request
Plans published	1	1
Maker	My Effectiveness Habits	Not published
Website	andtek.blogspot.com	khrykin.github.io
On daily planner apps	#94 of 137	#90 of 137

My Effectiveness Habits: what it does well

Tasks can be grouped under life roles and goals.
Includes reminders, recurrences, and due dates.
Offers an Eisenhower matrix and week planner.
Google Drive backup and restore are available.
Includes a Pomodoro-based focus feature.

What to know first

Android is the only listed platform.
The free download contains ads and in-app purchases.
Google Play says data cannot be deleted.
The listing says the app may collect financial information.

Strategr: what it does well

Color-coded daily activity lists
Drag, copy, and resize sessions
Alerts before and at session starts
Calendar import and export
Open source under GPLv3

What to know first

Not a date-based calendar
No date-bounded events
Runs only on macOS and Windows
No separate trial period

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