Ehhh, i like helm’s org-mode integration better than ivy’s.
Ivy – A stress-free way to get things done
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#12Must be a nice life to only have six things to do everyday.
I only tend to track tasks that take at least a couple hours (sometimes days), so I was thinking that 6 sounds like a lot to me! It really depends on the length of tasks you're tracking though.
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#13Sign-up pages can't be Show HNs. Please read the rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html.
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#14Oh great ! Another company who will gather my private data.
No thanks.
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#15Looks like a version of Todoist that has less features. Not sure what the point is, it looks like a standard to-do app.
(Also, a beta for a simple to-do app? I can't wait until this strange "beta-culture" dies)
Edit: I see in the Play store there is already an unrelated app called 'ivy.co'- so this website, 'getivy.co' is pretty misleading then...
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#16I like your interface. But as you have heard, you need to differentiate strongly. Even if it's just one thing that's unique, you got a shot. Here are some ideas:
1. Automatic Reminders based on task priority so one never forgets
2. Easy Todo review to highlight and re-prioritize stale TODOs to clear them. Everyone is familiar with the agony that comes with old tasks cluttering up a todo list.
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#17All of these paradigms assume no one is trying to urgently contact you right now. It's fiction.
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#18What 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.
Stress free production sounds like GTD.