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Typing one-handed since I have my 4-day-old newborn napping in my arms now as her mom gets some rest. Even before having her, I have found it difficult to find
by jonpurdy 5y ago
Typing one-handed since I have my 4-day-old newborn napping in my arms now as her mom gets some rest.
Even before having her, I have found it difficult to find a balance between high level to do lists (missing details), and more detailed checklists (that are harder to manage).
Keeping the simple repeatable stuff separate should make it easier to offload that cognition from my brain so I can focus on the stuff I NEED to think about.
Looking forward to trying it out!
- Swalden123 5y agoA lot of this app was written with one hand while holding a baby :) I never realised how overwhelmed I was by my todo app until I pulled my checklists into this app, I've found it definitely helped. Let me know how you go :)
- jonpurdy 5y agoQuick feedback: this is an interface paradigm that I haven't thought of before (and haven't stumbled upon, if it exists in other apps). Immediately recognized how useful it is and I've already set up a few checklists. And the UI itself is simple and to the point without any BS (probably because you're independent and don't need to hit OKRs), and matches iOS so it was easy to jump into and get started. Thanks and please continue development!
- Swalden123 5y agoThanks for your kind words :)
- j45 5y agoI too have realized the value of Apple Watch and voice interfaces (Siri, Google, Alexa) when your hands are constantly full. I remember seeing someone had created a way to code using voice commands in dragon dictate and I’m wondering if it could be valuable to new parents