... them seriously for a week, and then forgetting the app exists. So I m trying to figure out if that s a me problem or if some of these apps just become too much work. Looking at Todoist and TickTick right now. They both seem capable enough, but I m less interested in who has more features. Which one is actually nicer when you just need to dump a task in quickly, get reminded about it later, and move ...

... clients & proposals (launching it on PH today! ) 2. Notion notes & docs 3. Slack team comms 4. Figma design work 5. Google Workspace email & calendar What's on your list? Comment from Shikha Shandilya(@shikha_shandilya): Mine are: VS Code, Claude, hermes, Canva, and my own tool I'm building for Linkedin profile building :) There are many more but I highly rely on these 5. Comment from Ben Fleming(@benfleming): @asapx   @riya_pariyar  defo ... ... Levy(@gil_levy): For building Qualtix, my 5 are: 1. ChatGPT - product thinking, copy, SEO structure, and debugging direction 2. VS

... tool, the ethos and their community. supper cool and inspirational Comment from Ruben Lozano(@rubenlozanome): At the moment for all the startups that I am working with @Notion and @Asana . Comment from Denis Chernobai(@denis_chernobai): Tried @asana , @todoist , @TickTick and a lot of others. As a result, ended up creating @Emery to have everything in one place Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Jira, Trello, Asana, Apple Reminders  personally love reminders the most! :) Comment from Ilkkan(@isibol01): @alan ...

... strict deadlines? Yes -> ABC Analysis No -> MoSCoW Are you juggling between urgent and non-urgent tasks daily? Yes -> Eisenhower Matrix No -> ABC Analysis Comment from Sergey Koshevoy(@koshevoysergey): @calvin_park1110 I ve heard that apps like Amazing Marvin, TickTick, Trello, and Todoist are pretty ADHD-friendly, with features like Pomodoro timers, customizable reminders, and visual boards that make it easier to focus and prioritize. Curious if anyone here has experience with these or any other recommendations ...