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https://complice.co https://complice.co Complice is aimed at exactly this problem. Integrates a bunch of other productivity hacks as well, I love it. The foun

https://complice.co https://complice.co Complice is aimed at exactly this problem. Integrates a bunch of other productivity hacks as well, I love it. The founder was interviewed on indie hackers recently: https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses/complice https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses/complice

shennyg 10y ago
It takes some time to get used to but is completely worth the investment. If you want to know if I had a productive day or not ask if I started my day in Complice It doesn't try to reinvent the productivity wheel, it uses what works. Pomodoros, long term goals, tracking, weekly / monthly reviews, positive reinforcement, optional social accountability. Plus the guy building it is always adding new things while keeping it familiar.
poppingtonic 10y ago
You can also use Complice in a group setting, using rooms, if you think you might need accountability buddies.
- malcolmocean 10y ago
  Here's the Hacker News room, for instance: https://complice.co/room/hackers https://complice.co/room/hackers (Not a lot of people in it lately, but we could change that ;) )
  - omgdlight 10y ago
    hey not to derail a thread recommending your app (which I think is pretty nice! I drop into the lw coworking room sometimes), but I've never quite figured out how to take advantage of it, despite feeling like I should be the kind of person who can (I do daily intention / outcome logging, I have a premium beeminder sub, I do pomodoros and stuff like that). I've done the free trial a couple times but never managed to get it into my flow in a way that quite justified the cost. Anyway this post isn't going to give you enough information to recommend anything highly specific, but do you have any ideas what I might have been missing? Maybe I've just already got that kind of thing well enough sorted, but then, I'm not entirely satisfied with my current approach to self planning.

shennyg 10y ago

It takes some time to get used to but is completely worth the investment. If you want to know if I had a productive day or not ask if I started my day in Complice It doesn't try to reinvent the productivity wheel, it uses what works. Pomodoros, long term goals, tracking, weekly / monthly reviews, positive reinforcement, optional social accountability. Plus the guy building it is always adding new things while keeping it familiar.

poppingtonic 10y ago

You can also use Complice in a group setting, using rooms, if you think you might need accountability buddies.

malcolmocean 10y ago
Here's the Hacker News room, for instance: https://complice.co/room/hackers https://complice.co/room/hackers (Not a lot of people in it lately, but we could change that ;) )
- omgdlight 10y ago
  hey not to derail a thread recommending your app (which I think is pretty nice! I drop into the lw coworking room sometimes), but I've never quite figured out how to take advantage of it, despite feeling like I should be the kind of person who can (I do daily intention / outcome logging, I have a premium beeminder sub, I do pomodoros and stuff like that). I've done the free trial a couple times but never managed to get it into my flow in a way that quite justified the cost. Anyway this post isn't going to give you enough information to recommend anything highly specific, but do you have any ideas what I might have been missing? Maybe I've just already got that kind of thing well enough sorted, but then, I'm not entirely satisfied with my current approach to self planning.