I'm working on a todo app called Tasket. The goal of Tasket is to provide an
unopinionated way to create and manage todos.
We work towards this goal by allowing users to:
1. create any task attributes they want, for example, status, priority level,
schedule date, deadline—or nothing if they want to keep it simple
2. custom app actions, for example, a user can tap on a todo and move it
to a different section—or they can tap on a todo and open a web browser, a
phone dialer, prepare an SMS—with more interactions on the way
I started working on this because I found some todo apps, like Todoist, too
limiting, but other apps, like Omnifocus, too complex. I believe Tasket can
strike a better balance between easy to use and powerful.
The reason I believe a better balance is needed is to fight against task
bankruptcy, where our todo list ends up overwhelming us.
I'm working on a todo app called Tasket. The goal of Tasket is to provide an unopinionated way to create and manage todos.
We work towards this goal by allowing users to:
1. create any task attributes they want, for example, status, priority level, schedule date, deadline—or nothing if they want to keep it simple
2. custom app actions, for example, a user can tap on a todo and move it to a different section—or they can tap on a todo and open a web browser, a phone dialer, prepare an SMS—with more interactions on the way
I started working on this because I found some todo apps, like Todoist, too limiting, but other apps, like Omnifocus, too complex. I believe Tasket can strike a better balance between easy to use and powerful.
The reason I believe a better balance is needed is to fight against task bankruptcy, where our todo list ends up overwhelming us.