Angie Stitcher

I get the minimalist approach but having a to-do app with literally no features feels a bit too stripped down especially in today's world where productivity tools need to offer more versatility and options to customize, maybe consider adding just a few basics like categories or reminders without overcomplicating it, right now it feels like you'd outgrow it pretty fast

Not sure about this new thing, Angie, seems like another tool trying to dig deeper into user feelings, kinda like what Pendo or Mixpanel do but with emotions, I wonder how accurate that can be, think users would actually share their real emotions? How do you handle privacy here?

So, I saw this new time tracking tool, it’s got tags and notes and doesn’t need sign up which is pretty nice but I kind of wonder if it’s really solving any new problems or just adding another app to clutter our devices, I mean there are already so many time trackers out there, and this one’s from a solo developer so I’m curious about support and updates and how reliable it’ll be in the long...

Isn't this a bit like reinventing the wheel, kinda like linktree but not quite sure if it brings something new to the table, I mean the idea of having a life portfolio sounds neat but when everything's already on social media what's the point, maybe it's for folks who want more control but do we really need another platform to manage, just some thoughts

This linux only app huh, kinda sucks its not available for other platforms maybe you could think of expanding it later also the founder's comment seems a bit over the top considering it's a pretty basic stopwatch timer, any plans for adding more advanced features or is this it

Sounds kinda weird needing AI to tell us how to speak like isn't speaking suppose to be instinctive plus what happens if it stops working mid-speech during an important meeting, I can imagine it being more of a distraction than a help tbh 🤷‍♀️