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Cutline vs Structured
Structured is known as a clean visual day planner that lays the day out as a timeline. Cutline plans the whole week in blocks, scores every finished block with XP, and keeps a record you can share.
The short version
| Structured | Cutline | |
|---|---|---|
| Planning horizon | Mostly the day | The week |
| Score for finished time | No | XP, levels, cleared days |
| Social | No | The Floor, the Arena |
| Payment links | No | Yes, on every plan |
| Runs in | Mobile and desktop apps | Any browser |
What Structured does well
Structured is good at making a single day easy to see and follow, with a friendly timeline on the phone.
What Cutline does differently
- The week is the unit. Results come from weeks, so Cutline plans and reviews whole weeks.
- The score and the record turn effort into something visible.
Using both
Use Structured to follow your day on the phone, and Cutline to plan and score the week.
Questions
Is Cutline available on iPhone?
Cutline runs in Safari and any phone browser, and your week can show in Apple Calendar by subscription.
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