Haider

Haider

PopTask - AI Powered Menu Bar To-do ListPopTask - AI Powered Menu Bar To-do List
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i forget things constantly so i built an AI task manager to remember for me :') solo dev. saudi arabia.

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PopTask - AI Powered Menu Bar To-do Listp/poptask

21h ago

my mac app didn't open at all for 4 months and i had no idea

there's no changelog for PopTask anywhere, the app store "what's new" box is read by roughly nobody, so from now on every update lands in this thread, small ones as replies, bigger ones as their own post

what's shipped since july:

PopTask - AI Powered Menu Bar To-do Listp/poptask

1mo ago

i think we've been building to-do apps backwards

quick thought on launch day, and a genuine question for this room

every to-do app fights over features .. tags, projects, dependencies, AI everything. but i think the real reason we abandon them sits way earlier: the 3 seconds between "i just remembered something" and it actually being saved.

that gap is where thoughts die .. you open the app, there's a form, a date picker, a dropdown, and by the time you're done you've half-forgotten why you opened it .. so you dump it in apple notes with a "sort later" that never comes, sound familiar?

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1mo ago

launching july 7 .. what's your actual "thought to task" flow?

heyy folks .. am haider, the solo dev behind PopTask .. i'm launching a big update here on july 7 (it's now on iphone + ipad, not just mac) and figured i'd start a conversation instead of just showing up launch day

the whole thing started from one annoyance: every to-do app makes me fill out a form for a 2-second thought .. title, date, time, repeat, reminder .. and by the time am done i've half-forgotten why i opened it .. so i built the opposite: you type the mess the way you'd say it ("gym mon wed fri 6am") and it becomes a real scheduled task in about 3 seconds, no forms

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