u/Lalutoww

I am currently using MF trial period and as a person, coming from MyFitnessPal, I am quite pleased with the UX/UI of MF.

I am willing to buy the MF yearly subscription but I am currently not entirely sold on the workouts app.

I am a hevy user and i like hevy, and while workouts seems interesting, as far as I can see, it still doesn’t have some ‘core’ features such as watch integration and so on..

My question is:

I have two options - buy MF for a year for 69.99€ or buy a bundle (MF + Workouts) for 99.99€

Let’s say I buy the MF only subscription for 69.99€, If i want to get workouts yearly plan would i get a discount and pay the remaining price of 30€ or i will have to pay 74.99€ (workouts standard yearly price) ?

If so isn’t it better to take the risk and pay 99.99€ than having to pay 69.99€ and 74.99€ a few months later because i wanted to transition?

Also what would you say overall about the workouts app has anyone switched from hevy and what are your opinions?

Recently I’ve been slowly moving away from the Apple ecosystem into the Google one, and I want to know what others are using.

The main reason was Apple Calendar. I started using it more in-depth over the past few weeks, and it just felt a bit limited for how I want to plan my things.
That made me try Google Calendar, which i can already see is more powerful (integrations, etc.)

After that, I started rethinking my whole setup.

Up until now I was fully in the Apple’s ecosystem - Notes, Calendar, Reminders, Journal. It kinda worked, but once I started optimizing my workflow more, I began noticing the limitations.

Right now my setup looks like this:

• Notes - Still using Apple Notes for longer notes, but this is where I’m most unsure right now.
• Calendar - Switched to Google Calendar
• Tasks - Swapped Apple Reminders for Todoist
• Email - Gmail

Side note: I tried Google Tasks, but it felt too simple compared to Todoist or even Apple Reminders. Also, I’m using Apple Shortcuts for a morning routine, and Todoist fits better there (Google tasks is not "shortcuts-friendly")

What I want to know now is:

Where does Google Keep actually fit? And how does it compare to Apple Notes?

From what I see:

• Apple Notes feels like a full note-taking app (long notes, structure, organization)
• Google Keep feels more like quick capture (short notes, ideas, checklists)

So I’m not sure:

• Is Google Keep a replacement for Apple Notes?
• Or is it more of a companion tool (Keep + Docs)?
• How do you actually use it in a real workflow?
• Is there anyone who switched from Apple notes to google keep and what was your experience ?

Also curious more generally:

What productivity system are you using and why? Do you combine different apps, and how does your setup look?