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No, I respectfully but vehemently disagree. To-Do apps are a dime a dozen. No matter how much better any given app may be than another, there is very little rea
by synnik 15y ago
No, I respectfully but vehemently disagree. To-Do apps are a dime a dozen. No matter how much better any given app may be than another, there is very little reason to pay for a solution to the problem of to-do lists. There are just too many free options, and it is an easy problem to solve with a home-grown solution. Or Notepad. Or an actual notepad.
They need more.
- pbreit 15y agoI disagree. Lots of companies making money in this area. Unfuddle, Pivotal, all of Atlassian, all of 37 Signals, Yammer, Evernote, FogBugz, SharePoint, etc. If you can get consumer-like adoption and add business value, you can easily make money.