We shipped something users kept asking about: control over when you get nudged.
You can now pick a custom start and end time for reminders. Sounds small. But if you're a night owl getting pinged at 8am by your motivator, it's everything.
What's new:
Favorites redesigned into People, Tasks, and Clubs tabs
Share user profiles via deep links
Leaderboard: tap any user to open their profile
Custom nudge start/end time
Password change + profile visibility settings
Premium success screen and cleaner profile edit menu
We added the settings screen people have been asking for (notifications, language, account deletion) and made categories tappable from anywhere. Small but mighty.
We just rolled out an update focused on clarity and stability - the kind of stuff users don't notice until it's not broken.
The big one: motivators got a complete overhaul. New dialogues, a visible queue so you know who's next, and an invite flow that doesn't feel like a puzzle. Before this, people were getting nudges from mystery humans. Not ideal for a social accountability app.
Also added:
Swipe gestures for folders/tags (rename or delete)
Task deletion from the view screen for task owners
Proper error screens when the server is unavailable (instead of a blank void)
Just wrapped up a wild ride in the RevenueCat Shipyard: Creator Contest. Picked a creator's brief and built a fully working prototype of Focido our app where real people motivate you to smash your goals in exactly one month.
From wireframes to live MVP with RevenueCat subscriptions integrated, it's all there.
Hey Product Hunt community! We're kicking off beta testing for Focido, our app where real people become your motivators to crush those to-dos that always slip away. Imagine having someone genuinely rooting for you, not just an AI reminder.
Who wants in on the early access? Spots are open for the first testers, sign up via the form on focido.com. What's one task you'd love real human backup for?
You know how it is: you check off a to-do alone, and... it feels like nothing happened. No applause, no "well done!". Lacking that social mirror makes the result unreal.
Imagine someone real waiting for your update? Nudge comes, you do it, boom thanks, XP earned. Suddenly motivation sparks because it's no longer solo. Try Focido, where people make progress feel real together. Who's tried this?