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Focus Wall has been featured on BetaList(betalist.com)
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by madebyayan 5y ago
Thanks! Glad you found it useful. And yes, right now it's only on desktop in offline mode, so all your data is stored on your device and never leaves the app.
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by madebyayan 5y ago
Focus Wall is a clean and minimalist wallpaper app that lets you keep everything you need to focus on right in one place, your wall! We've all been there, creating numerous to do lists upon to do lists, both on paper and digitally, and
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Show HN: Focus Wall – Keeping all your to-dos right in your wallpaper(focuswall.madebyayan.com)
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by madebyayan 5y ago
Focus Wall is a clean and minimalist wallpaper app that lets you keep everything you need to focus on right in one place, your wall! We've all been there, creating numerous to do lists upon to do lists, both on paper and digitally, and
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Show HN: Focus Wall – Keep all your to-dos right in your wallpaper(focuswall.madebyayan.com)
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by madebyayan 5y ago
There's this list I came across recently about cold mailing, you can check it out to see if it fits what you need https://www.flowrite.com/blog/how-to-write-a-cold-email-a-st...
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by madebyayan 5y ago
The simplicity of this site is amazing and it's really easy to use. Though for it to be more useful, you could have separate urls for when people create a new list, this way they'll remain consistent through devices and you can vi
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by madebyayan 5y ago
For me, since I'm a solo developer, I use a combination of Trello, notion and even just plain note pad. Trello helps you get an overview of the stages your projects are at. Notion helps you plan them out. And note pads and sticky note
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by madebyayan 5y ago
I'm a developer as well and for me I'd say the most effective way to reach your audience is to cold mail them about your product and services. Cold mailing them in a way that's not spammy and instead makes them what to know m
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No code is going places where code couldn't before. It makes it easier and faster to make things that would have otherwise taken a long time to build. And even for those who do use code and are developers, no code offers accessibility
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by madebyayan 5y ago
I tried this out when you had posted on IndieHackers, and it's a nice alternative to pomodoro, and maybe even better since it doesn't have fixed limits and the timer changes based on how productive you've been!
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by madebyayan 5y ago
I've been looking for an code playground or js fiddle alternative that's easy to use on the mobile devices, and so far this is the most promising! Also, on the website it's mentioned that more features are coming soon but the
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It's always nice to see different areas in which graphQL expands into!
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I like how it lets you create digital cards and easily send it to others. Also as a suggestion, it would be great if there would be an option to get the cards printed and delivered to whoever you want to give them to! Congrats on the launch
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This seems great for customizing how you'd want your data to be structured and making it easy to have an overview of one's finances
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It has really neat retro look. Congrats on the launch!
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I've just started learning the basics of french and this will surely be one of my resources for improving pronunciation and bettering my listening skills!