Slash - A productivity machine that forces you to do tasks 1-by-1

Slash is a new type of to do app that actually helps you get things done VS just make lists. Add your tasks, hit 'Start' to enter hyper focus mode, and never leave flow-state. Level up with Pomodoros, Eisenhower Matrix sorting, time-based tasks + more.

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Congrats on the launch. Really like the tutorial video.
I like your take on this, very similar to some of the other apps i've used, well done! I updated it today morning and now it doesn't work anymore....
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When for Windows? Pleeeease :(
Great job , this app is providing a lot of features I was looking for in one package and I'm thankful for your effort. The one frustrating/annoying part of my experience so far is entering in the Eisenhower matrix details (important/urgent/difficult). It feels like extra work after a very smooth and easy experience entering tasks into the list. Have you considered other options for how users could select the Eisenhower details?
If anyone needs an invite code, here‘s one: AJdkX86B :)
I think this has some promise, but I agree with the other reviewers - you guys need to work on both UI and UX in terms how simple this app actually is. See a lot of confused people on here.
windows/Android Puleeze!
Yet another todo app! I like this one though, simple and elegant. It would be nice if this works with Siri.
Hi guys, I love the idea behind your app ! I already tried many different ways of having my active task be in my face, but that often required some coding (bitbar) so it was not easy to add even simple features to it (like analytics, start/pause buttons etc).. so Slash is a very welcome app for me. Here are a few suggestions to make it better after I used it all day yesterday. - The menubar should display the timer/countdown - The pause should use the same UI and also appear in the menubar, right now it's very easy to get distracted and never get back to slashing - Sync with ClickUp would be a welcome addition for me :) I'll share more as I come, but these (especially the first 2) are the most important ones to make it a part of my day.