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Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#1

Post by 1g0rrr » Tue, Sep 22, 2020, 10:20 PM UTC

Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps
dailymap.app

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#2

Post by 1g0rrr » Tue, Sep 22, 2020, 10:29 PM UTC

Hi, I wanted to make a planning system that would be simple on the one hand, and on the other hand, could be assembled for individual needs like a constructor. I played with mind maps for some time and in the end, the system appears quite consistent. What do you think?

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#3

Post by bryan_w » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 4:51 AM UTC

Question: can it carry over uncompleted tasks from the day before?

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#4

Post by ipfaffy » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 4:54 AM UTC

1g0rrr wrote: post #2

Hi, I wanted to make a planning system that would be simple on the one hand, and on the other hand, could be assembled for individual needs like a constructor. I played with mind maps for some time and in the end, the system appears quite consistent. What do you think?

I like this concept a ton- I tried to sign up and it to me to another page that was blank. Would love to try it whenever you get the initial issues worked out.

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#5

Post by 1g0rrr » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 5:06 AM UTC

bryan_w wrote: post #3

Question: can it carry over uncompleted tasks from the day before?

Yes, there is ‘Copy next day’ option to move branches. You can see how it works on the first demo video. This approach (without auto carry over) helps the user to start a new day with a fresh interface. Because usually, task managers get messy with old tasks after some time.

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

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Post by 1g0rrr » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 5:08 AM UTC

ipfaffy wrote: post #4

1g0rrr wrote: post #2

Hi, I wanted to make a planning system that would be simple on the one hand, and on the other hand, could be assembled for individual needs like a constructor. I played with mind maps for some time and in the end, the system appears quite consistent. What do you think?

I like this concept a ton- I tried to sign up and it to me to another page that was blank. Would love to try it whenever you get the initial issues worked out.

Just try again please, or try another sing up method. There are small and known bugs with login, but the app itself should work.

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#7

Post by winrid » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 7:27 AM UTC

Looks like a free version of mind meister, with some nice features that MM doesn't have. I like it!

I guess the only issue is reliability/hosting. I trust my daily .todo to be there the next morning - can I trust this?

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#8

Post by BonPro » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 7:29 AM UTC

i like how it looks like! feels simple and not too complicated

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#9

Post by 1g0rrr » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 7:32 AM UTC

BonPro wrote: post #8

i like how it looks like! feels simple and not too complicated

Thanks! That was the main goal. Glad that you noted this.

Re: Show HN: DailyMap – build your own planner using mind maps

#10

Post by 1g0rrr » Wed, Sep 23, 2020, 7:46 AM UTC

winrid wrote: post #7

Looks like a free version of mind meister, with some nice features that MM doesn't have. I like it! I guess the only issue is reliability/hosting. I trust my daily .todo to be there the next morning - can I trust this?

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, local/reliable hosting is something to think about. For now, the app made with Firebase. If there will be enough demand for the app I can make another option in the future.