Show HN: A minimalist Mac app that helps track, allocate, and plan your time
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Re: Show HN: A minimalist Mac app that helps track, allocate, and plan your time
#2"or are you done your task"
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#3I'm not in the market for this kind of app, but thank you for making it a straight $9.99 purchase, instead of a $4.99/month SaaS (rental) scheme. Or some bogus in-app purchase that gets negated somewhere along the way when the app auto-updates and the previous in-app purchase is no longer available.
I can't tell if it syncs data with my other Apple devices, but if it does, it would be great if it had the option of doing it through iCloud instead of through some proprietary untrusted service that I have to create yet another account for. (I' looking at you, Panic and Junecloud.)
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#4This feels less like a "Show HN" and more like an advertisement.
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#5Is there a blog post about development process or technologies used?
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#6iOS version planned? I'd love to chip in.
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#7Mac nerds wouldn’t install an app with icon like this.
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#8This feels less like a "Show HN" and more like an advertisement.
I mean... aren't all Show HN sort of adverts? How is this different?
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#913.99 to show notifications from a list.
Come on
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#10Mac nerds wouldn’t install an app with icon like this.
Oh man, that's sad but true. I've been working on a couple of small (hopefully) useful Mac apps myself, but can't draw or anything like that, and this fact has seriously kept me from putting them on the app store altogether.