Baller app, even if its marketing is sub-par! ;) I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and sincerely hope it gets a strong following of users and sticks around.
It’s fun to use, incredibly useful, and wicked addictive!
Routines are supported as well but kept separate from tasks, which I love and have found super helpful for working on self improvement in addition to just getting things done. While knowing it’s running everything through AI (ChatGPT or something?? IDK) makes me careful to keep my tasks devoid of PII, the AI is phenomenally accurate at organizing my tasks for me with accurate meta data like difficulty and tags. It also arranges tasks for you however you want (like by biggest impact first, similar contexts together, alternating hard and easy, etc.) The gamification keeps me hooked in a way other apps like Habitica never could for me. The focus timer is sneakily effective at helping my ADHD brain hone in on the thing I need to do until I’m finished. It’s also the first task manager I’ve ever used that keeps me doing The Things instead of tinkering unproductively with the tool. I could go on for ages. BeeDone is fabulous! Hats off to the dev and definitely give it a try. :)
Baller app, even if its marketing is sub-par! ;) I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and sincerely hope it gets a strong following of users and sticks around.
It’s fun to use, incredibly useful, and wicked addictive!
Routines are supported as well but kept separate from tasks, which I love and have found super helpful for working on self improvement in addition to just getting things done. While knowing it’s running everything through AI (ChatGPT or something?? IDK) makes me careful to keep my tasks devoid of PII, the AI is phenomenally accurate at organizing my tasks for me with accurate meta data like difficulty and tags. It also arranges tasks for you however you want (like by biggest impact first, similar contexts together, alternating hard and easy, etc.) The gamification keeps me hooked in a way other apps like Habitica never could for me. The focus timer is sneakily effective at helping my ADHD brain hone in on the thing I need to do until I’m finished. It’s also the first task manager I’ve ever used that keeps me doing The Things instead of tinkering unproductively with the tool. I could go on for ages. BeeDone is fabulous! Hats off to the dev and definitely give it a try. :)