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You're talking about a service which is theoretically used every day to help you run your life, and you think $40/year is expensive? In my experience, even my p
by jcrben 11y ago
You're talking about a service which is theoretically used every day to help you run your life, and you think $40/year is expensive? In my experience, even my poorer friends routinely spend that at a bar or a restaurant.
I've spent lots on various GTD apps, but lately settled on facilethings.com which is focused on the GTD workflow. I pay around $100/year.
- Spooky23 11y agoIt's a shinier version of a tasks function available in every phone for $0.
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- HNcow 11y agoThat would be a great point if it wasn't competing in a marketplace with other products. None of those pro features make me go "wow, this saves me so much time" compared to other offerings. My argument isn't that paying $40 for software a year is obscene, it's that this particular feature set in the competitive space is not worth $40 to me. And correct me if I'm wrong, but if I actually wanted to use these features with my girlfriend, would we not have to both spend $40?
- amazingman 11y ago>My argument isn't that paying $40 for software a year is obscene, it's that this particular feature set in the competitive space is not worth $40 to me. That's not what you said, though. It was your argument, then you realized you were overstating your case. Why not just say so?
- HNcow 11y agoIt literally is what I said. I'm unsure what you're reading. "$40 a year is obscene for what they offer IMO". Please feel free to show me the exact time I said "Paying $40 a year for any type of software is ridiculous".
- ekianjo 11y agoTask warrior costs nothing. And does a whole lot too.
- tdkl 11y agoTodoist is half of that price and basically can be used daily without notifications and comments for free.