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So the design is nice and I get that it's minimal. However, my impression is that teams want something a bit more full-featured. Have you looked at the competit

by rgbrgb 14y ago

So the design is nice and I get that it's minimal. However, my impression is that teams want something a bit more full-featured. Have you looked at the competition much? I've been using Asana. I also liked Wunderlist for this kind of more minimal todo-list. How do you want to differentiate yourself? Right now the difference I see is that your lists are public and linkable, but I'm not sure that's something teams want (I don't).

hgezim 14y ago
Thank you for your feedback. I guess I see the key being ad-hoc tasks with someone you're loosely in a team with. Maybe a school project where the team is only very temporary. Or a shopping list, etc. I initially created this to replace email task management which we ended up using for a project at work. What's what started this. Do you think it's worth going the route of making myself more like Asana by adding features, etc? Would you value being able to make a list on TeamDoList.com private?