> Sense of accomplishment is important but rare in the digital world. When you mark a task as done in your TODO app, it just hides it. That's actually what I l

> Sense of accomplishment is important but rare in the digital world. When you mark a task as done in your TODO app, it just hides it. That's actually what I look for in a to-do app. I don't want gamification, I don't want a 'completed' list: that incentivises adding stuff to the list you've done or are about to do anyway, to make sure you have the record. It's like step-counting or Strava, I'm sure some are unaffected by it, but others are annoyed if the record's incomplete.