Totally agree with both of you. The feature set is very deep and the team keeps cranking out features at speed. There is also certain "cognitive behavioral" fl

Totally agree with both of you. The feature set is very deep and the team keeps cranking out features at speed. There is also certain "cognitive behavioral" flavor on a lot of the capabilities, which I like. But the user interface, specially on mobile, is not the nicest and fastest and they struggle to keep it user friendly due to the overwhelming set of capabilities and possible workflows. It's like the Emacs of Productivity Apps, so Cultured Code's Things or even Todoist are much much more polished and fast. I came back to it because it's the only app that integrates well with more than two calendars, allows for timeblocking and has habit tracking.