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If this was a webapp I'd be willing to pay. I hadn't heard of Sorted before but I do this same technique of assigning a time estimate to every todo item and put
by hideo 5y ago
If this was a webapp I'd be willing to pay. I hadn't heard of Sorted before but I do this same technique of assigning a time estimate to every todo item and putting it on my calendar as an appointment. I have a side benefit of these task appointments blocking my calendar so other things can't get scheduled at the same time.
Probably the two biggest peace-of-mind boosts in my life have been this, and blocking of large chunks of time for deep/focused work.
- coldtea 5y ago>If this was a webapp I'd be willing to pay. If this was a webapp, I'd skip it.
- endisneigh 5y agowhy?
- coldtea 5y agoBecause I want the performance, battery friendliness, UI coherency, and more importantly the integration with native functionality that native apps offer.
- atatatat 5y agoSo you want to use the app that the service has spent the most time polishing. That seems obvious. What doesn't it why you believe in today's web that that's impossible. PWA is the way forward.
- Eugeleo 5y agoThis is what I use it for! I got inspired by the book Make Time; I always have a lot of things on my plate, and I have a tendency to overfill my todo list with tasks which ultimately leads to me feeling bad for not managing to complete everything I set out to.