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Hey Julien, Congratulations on the launch. I quite like the simplicity which reminds me of Todoist. I've been using Todoist for the last 4 years and had improve
by Oras 6y ago
Hey Julien,
Congratulations on the launch. I quite like the simplicity which reminds me of Todoist. I've been using Todoist for the last 4 years and had improved my productivity a lot.
How's Routine different from Todoist?
P.S: In your jobs section you're missing the how to apply part. Ex: https://www.notion.so/Head-of-Marketing-03dc3a3a6f0d459899366f1b81fe0c1c https://www.notion.so/Head-of-Marketing-03dc3a3a6f0d45989936...
- jquintard 6y agoHey Oras. I've added the Apply part. Thanks a lot for spotting that :) apply@routine.co Regarding Todoist. It's obviously a great tool. But very generalist. Like Everynote for notes. We're taking more of a specialized direction for busy professionals: people who have a lot of meetings, want to capture non-actionable information (notes), have a lot of things going through their mind that they do not want to forget and a lot of tasks scattered everywhere, from email, chat (Slack/WhatsApp) and project management tools (Asana/Trello/Notion). With Todoist, everything needs to be stored as a todo. We think this is too constraining. Some information is actionable (tasks), other not (notes). Both should be in a single tool. Also, it's a productivity tool. It needs to be super fast. I don't want to have to switch to an app to capture something that is going through my mind. Or to copy/paste information from one tool to another. That's why Routine works through a keyboard shortcut that is available everywhere on your desktop. For now, you can only capture information, create recurring event, block time in your calendar etc. But soon, you'll be able to join meetings, take meeting notes, glance at your upcoming events etc. all through one keyboard shortcut.