Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
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Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#2While it's tempting to think "mmh, another todo app?" - I must say that as a professional procrastinator and prolific never-to-be-read-again note taker, I'm drawn to the concept. Clear and concise. Might just work!
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#3Wow, this is only 3mb. What did you write it in? I was under the impression there was more than 3mb of overhead even with an empty app.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#4Looks like an interesting idea, I'll give it a try.
My first thought is this a perfect concept for family planning type stuff. Not planning TO HAVE a family, but planners FOR families or small groups or whatever. It's a perfect place to drop things like vacations or other stuff that will happen in a few months, but we all need to know about.
Could use something like "This Weekend" in that list as well. Maybe between "Today" and "Tomorrow" and before "This Week" or maybe after?
OK, tried it out already (because I'm procrastinating). Good concept I like it, simple and clean. I don't love the colors. Also when I go to add something to one of the things I'd rather just click in the lines rather than have to hit the big + at the bottom of the screen.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#5Small typo:
> The checkbox (Ok, check circle) will be read instead of light gray.
Where it says “read” should probably say “red”.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#6Wow, this is only 3mb. What did you write it in? I was under the impression there was more than 3mb of overhead even with an empty app.
Where do you see 3mb? I see "4.3 MB" on the App Store page but still that's impressive.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#7Can U suggest a feature that I’ve been looking for in a TODO app for a long time. Tasks that are periodic but not urgent. Like changing the filters on your heating system every 6 months, adding fertilizer to the garden every 3 months, etc. Then when you have some time to spare you can easily see these kinds of tasks that you normally forget.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#8Can U suggest a feature that I’ve been looking for in a TODO app for a long time. Tasks that are periodic but not urgent. Like changing the filters on your heating system every 6 months, adding fertilizer to the garden every 3 months, etc. Then when you have some time to spare you can easily see these kinds of tasks that you normally forget.
I am almost tempted to write it myself, none of 3 billion existing Todo apps support repeatable tasks
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#9Wow, this is only 3mb. What did you write it in? I was under the impression there was more than 3mb of overhead even with an empty app.
Since Swift got ABI “stable” stamp the runtime and standard libraries is shipped with the OS, reducing the overhead by ~50 mb.
Re: Show HN: Strongweek, an iOS app focused on weeks months and years, not due dates
#10Can U suggest a feature that I’ve been looking for in a TODO app for a long time. Tasks that are periodic but not urgent. Like changing the filters on your heating system every 6 months, adding fertilizer to the garden every 3 months, etc. Then when you have some time to spare you can easily see these kinds of tasks that you normally forget.
I am almost tempted to write it myself, none of 3 billion existing Todo apps support repeatable tasks
Todoist supports repeating tasks, but doesn't have the nice time buckets like this app does