Yan Sidyakin

Congrats on launching!! Any future features on the roadmap?🤔

Any plans for Safari version? :)

Hi everyone! I made an app to fix my problem with distractions, and I want to share it here. Here's the story: I'm a university student, and all our campus libraries are currently closed, so I often find myself working from home. I live with a roommate and right outside my window is one of the most popular places on campus, so it gets really loud and it's hard to concentrate on my work. I tried...

Very convenient, and beautiful design! I can see myself using this often🤔

You can tap "share" on a webpage and airdrop it to your other device though

Wow I didn't know there was a .wtf domain extension haha

Kinda slow with fetching tweets :(

Hi everyone! I've always been quite frustrated with popular meditation apps, because in my opinion they have a lot of unnecessary stuff like voice-overs, videos, etc., which isn't what meditation is really about. I believe meditation is simple. There are tens of meditation apps on the App Store with lots of various content, and these apps are liked by many people. But some of us like to keep...

Can you really code productively for 10+ hours?🤔

Stopping work on an exciting note, e. g. with one simple unfinished task. Makes you wanna go back to it.

Amazing app!! Design is so sleek. Was a bit confused though about the four little dots, apparently they represent four flows with short (5-10 min) breaks in between, but took me a minute to figure it out. Would like an option to customize the amount of these flows in a session, like say from 2 to 5 instead of just 4. Also, curious – how do you monetize?🤔

No UBC for Canadian schools?

I dig the name :D

Mac app?

The idea is awesome! Have you thought about seeding it with ideas? Maybe using some kind of Twitter algorithm or parsing ideas from similar websites. It's difficult to get recurring visitors with only so much content.

How is it different from jotting down in Notes though?

I didn't like your iOS app initially, but now that I've seen a Mac version, Day One is very appealing! If I install a journaling habit in the future, I'll be using this. Also, for me a yearly calendar view would be useful, where you can scroll up and down through months. Pros: - Beautiful design and intuitive navigation. - Convenient formatting with an option to clear all effects (!). - Custom...

Cool idea, what are the use cases you think? Can I cancel email from a certain account later on?