4 apps, one weekend

I like the idea of recurring task lists, i.e. a group of tasks that belong to a template/type of event. We do this for event planning in asana, but do it manually.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by mobitar » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:08 PM UTC

1337biz wrote: post #2

Any stats so far on the apps? What are your plans for promotion?

That's a good question. Rather than promoting 4 different apps, what I really want to do is throw these 4 fishing rods in the ocean and see what bites. Once I figure out which one I think has the most potential, I really want to spend more time on it, and spend time marketing and promoting.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by seivan » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:08 PM UTC

Your perfected the art of shipping.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by Aqueous » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:11 PM UTC

I really like the "Do Something" app - I think that one will do well. Good job! I'm aspiring to this level of productivity.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by mobitar » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:36 PM UTC

Aqueous wrote: post #7

I really like the "Do Something" app - I think that one will do well. Good job! I'm aspiring to this level of productivity.

Ha thanks! Don't be fooled to think that I'm at all productive. I just got tired of wishing.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by applecore » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:44 PM UTC

$25 a day is $600 a month.

Not exactly "measly" for mostly passive income.

Re: 4 apps, one weekend

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Post by mobitar » Wed, Dec 25, 2013, 6:46 PM UTC

applecore wrote: post #9

$25 a day is $600 a month. Not exactly "measly" for mostly passive income.

Not measly at all. Bought me Chipotle every day. But in the startup world where we hear daily about multimillion dollar deals, $25 is measly.