For $60/year, I'd expect a lot more from software that runs on my own computer with no additional services provided.
> Will KIKI judge me for my poor time management?
> Yes. That's part of why it works.
It's frustrating to me how often sales pitches try to obscure or dance around the nature of money in a fashion similar to your argument - thinking of so many alternate explanations for why something has a high pricetag or a recurring payment tied to it while profusely ignoring the "we want as much money as possible and we think this is the most you'll give us" reason. As if these businesses are our friends or something.
Sure, diming $30/year is a 'better deal' than nickeling $5/month, but this is not the sort of 'deal' which this software warrants. This is not a service product, and pricing it like one is silly.
that's what I usually do. :)
Same functions, costs less than one year of Kiki for life, and multiplatform. No AI required.