Dump compared with other ways to keep track

No app suits everyone. Here is how Dump differs from a notes app, a spreadsheet, an expense tracker and a to-do app, and when you would be better off with one of those.

	Dump	Notes app	Excel / Sheets	Expense app	To-do app
One line is enough	yes	yes	no	formsno	set datespartly
Reads Thai dates, times, amounts	yes	no	no	amountspartly	somepartly
Tells tasks, bills, appointments, spending apart	yes	no	no	no	no
Reminds you before it is due	yes	no	no	somepartly	yes
Daily and monthly spending	yes	no	build ityes	yes	no
Reads transfer slips	yes	no	no	somepartly	no
Four-box prioritising	yes	no	no	no	partly
Deep analysis, your own charts	no	no	yes	partly	no
Long documents	no	yes	partly	no	no
Android / computer	iPhone onlyno	yes	yes	yes	yes
Price	Free / Pro ฿49 a month	Free	Free–paid	Varies	Varies

✓ yes · △ some apps or partly · — no

Choose Dump if

You note a mix of tasks, bills, appointments and spending and do not want five apps
You want to type quickly, the way you talk, and have dates and reminders set for you
You use an iPhone and your Photos are full of transfer slips

Choose a notes app if

You write long notes or meeting minutes, or keep things with no date or amount

Choose a spreadsheet if

You enjoy building tables and formulas and analysing every baht yourself
You share data with others or work mainly on a computer

Choose a dedicated expense app if

You only care about money, want detailed category budgets, or need Android

Or use both

Many people note everything that happens during the day in Dump, keep long documents in a notes app, and plan a yearly budget in Sheets. Each does what it is good at.

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