Proud to announce the (soft) launch of http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/, my first foray into paid SaaS web apps. Please read on before tossing th

Proud to announce the (soft) launch of http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/, my first foray into paid SaaS web apps. Please read on before tossing this out as “yet another todo list app”. http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/demo/ http://buddhalists.com/demo/ http://buddhalists.com/signup/ http://buddhalists.com/signup/ But first the story. I create web apps I would use, mainly so I can use them. I find myself taking lists for all sorts of things, and wishing I could digitize them somehow. http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/ is the solution for me. I sampled every list app in the app store (a good $60 worth) and found that they were 1. mostly focused on todo lists 2. either too simple (think one page list) or too complex (think color coded tags with autosort built in) 3. Always limited to either managing one list, or several flat lists. I was hoping for recursion. This is what http://buddhalists.com/ http://buddhalists.com/ brings to the table. Simple unconstraining lists with nice design, no rules, and infinite recursion. For more explanation, see the demo. For a more detailed breakdown as to why other list taking solutions were non ideal, see http://pastebin.com/QVynrfkC http://pastebin.com/QVynrfkC. As far as tech goes, mongodb with nodejs backend, spine.js powered javascript heavy UI. Stripe for payments.