Ivy – A stress-free way to get things done
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#2Must be a nice life to only have six things to do everyday.
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#3This seems like it's offering some technique but the website tells me nothing about what that technique is; it just looks like a todolist.
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#4Looks interesting, has anyone used it and has an opinion to share?
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#5For me, there is too little information to put in my email address - there’s not enough to set this apart from Things, Notion, etc. What makes this “stress-free”? I’m promised top-notch software, but you haven’t shown me what makes it top-notch.
The design looks clean and appealing to me, though.
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#6What is the 100-year old strategy? All of the screenshots look like a pretty standard ToDo List app. I'm not trying to be overly critical, but I guess I don't see what makes this ToDo list better than all the others.
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#8For me, there is too little information to put in my email address - there’s not enough to set this apart from Things, Notion, etc. What makes this “stress-free”? I’m promised top-notch software, but you haven’t shown me what makes it top-notch. The design looks clean and appealing to me, though.
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#9"The last to-do list app you’ll ever need" - nice try
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#10For me, there is too little information to put in my email address - there’s not enough to set this apart from Things, Notion, etc. What makes this “stress-free”? I’m promised top-notch software, but you haven’t shown me what makes it top-notch. The design looks clean and appealing to me, though.
the terms at the bottom link to notion.