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Timestripe 3.0 - Get everything organized

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Timestripe is a perfectly designed workspace for all your projects, tasks and notes. Unlike other apps, Timestripe aligns your daily tasks with bigger goals and helps you focus on what really matters.

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Daler Aliyorov
Hey, ProductHunt! Timestripe is a perfectly designed workspace for all your projects, tasks and notes. Unlike other apps, Timestripe aligns your daily tasks with bigger goals and helps you focus on what really matters. People all over the world use Timestripe to organise their lives and work. Last year, more than 1,500,000 tasks were created on Timestripe! Today, we're excited to introduce Timestripe 3.0, featuring 1. A brand new, stunning calendar for a helicopter view of your month. 2. A Progress Centre that gathers all your project updates in one place. 3. A team page to see who's done what and what's next. 4. Comments and mentions for seamless task discussions. 5. A new list view for boards. 6. Sharing all tasks, notes and goals as public web pages. 7. The launch of Timestripe Magazine with productivity tips and tricks. 8. A Chrome extension for quickly adding content to Timestripe. 9. An improved mobile version for managing tasks on the go. 10. Notifications for iOS and Android. 11. A free trial period to explore Timestripe PRO without limits. 12. A flexible tagging system for better organisation. 13. And a lot of little improvements to make your experience faster and smoother. For this week only, we're offering Product Hunt users an exclusive 50% discount on Timestripe PRO with the promo code PRODUCTHUNT2024. We'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas! โค๏ธ
Tony Tong
@daler Congrats on Timestripe 3.0! ๐ŸŽ‰ How do you see it transforming goal alignment and collaboration across both personal and professional spheres?
AB
Have you updated your terms or if you charge people twice are they still required to send to you in Russia a copy of their passport?
Gabe Perez
Okay, I didn't expect to like this. I really enjoy the design and though behind this. The way time is displayed, recorded, and interacted with isn't quite like what I've seen before and this makes me want to try it.
Daler Aliyorov
@gabe, thanks! โค๏ธ
Ashit Vora
Congrats on launch v3 @daler @kulinkovich1 @anatoly_burov @zahadhamov @exemdash. I'm hearing about this tool for the first time but it feels a bit like OKRs but with a more personal and flexible touch. As a productivity nerd, I'm excited to try this out!
Vladislav Rumyantsev
@ashitvora Thanks for the support! We hope you'll like it and stick your time managing with Timesripe ๐ŸŒ
Francesco D'Alessio
Congrats to the team on this. Looking forward to reviewing it.
Adรกm Arutyunov
@francescod_ales Thank you Francesco! ๐Ÿค Looking forward to your review :โ€”)
Waldir Pimenta
@francescod_ales your previous review of Timestripe is what convinced me to try it out. It was actually funny how I got progressively excited by learning about each of the tool's features, as you described them as if they were no big deal ๐Ÿ˜… For me many of them they nothing short of revolutionary! (I'm now a daily user.) Thanks for the previous video and helping me discover this gem. Looking forward to seeing your updated review!
Sam @CRANQ
Time-blocking has become the most effective thing for me to do day-to-day :) Helps me focus etc. & I like the way this works well to allow me to focus on long-term too. Best of luck with the launch Daler!!
Daler Aliyorov
@cranqnow, thanks!
Sergey Kulinkovich
@cranqnow Thank you!
Sam @CRANQ
@daler Anytime!!
Sam @CRANQ
@kulinkovich1 My pleasure Sergey!!
Albina Tokarchuk
To the moon! ๐ŸŒ™
Tymek Zapaล‚a
Congrats on the launch, product looks polished and interesting. How exactly does Timestripe connect daily tasks to larger objectives? Is it based on subtask hierarchy or some algorithm?
Waldir Pimenta
@tymzap yes, tasks can have subtasks, arbitrarily deep in fact! So you can have e.g. a goal for the year, with subgoals that you assign to the months or quarters of that year, and those can have subgoals that you assign to the corresponding weeks... and then under those you can define subgoals that are effectively daily tasks. It's a pretty cool concept! This hierarchy is flexible, too, so you can e.g. freely attach or detach goals from their parents, change their scheduling between different time periods (which they call "horizons"), and even have no schedule at all. (Disclaimer: I am just a user of the app, and am not affiliated with them in any way.)
Kosta Korenkov
@tymzap thank you! As for your question, there are multiple ways you can do this. First, you can use subtask hierarchy. If your larger objective is a task for a week/month/year/life you can break it down in a tree of tasks and assign each one to a smaller periods of time (we call these "horizons"). Second, for a larger objectives you can create a project board and then create/move tasks there. This way you can manage larger projects and have your individual workflows like Kanban. Third, if you want to to work on even larger objective together with other people, you can create a space shared with your colleagues/friends. Each space has it's own set of everything: horizons, project boards etc. This way you can separate your personal tasks from work, or separate project tasks between large releases. And finally, you can mix all of the above! Timestripe is flexible and you can create your unique setup matching your exact needs. In future releases we will introduce optional AI assistance for decomposing larger objectives into smaller tasks.
Max Fatfullin
Such a huge update for teamwork! Congrats on the launch๐Ÿš€
Vladislav Rumyantsev
@max_fat thanks Max!
Adรกm Arutyunov
Congratulations on the launch! ๐Ÿ˜Ž
Sergey Kulinkovich
@adam_arutyunov Thanks Adam!
Michael Biork
I'm surprised how well-thought this app is. Definitely needed.
Vladislav Rumyantsev
@michael_biork Thanks Michael! It would be great, if you could share this app among your peers, there's still plenty of people who need Timestripe ๐Ÿ
Daler Aliyorov
@michael_biork thank you Michael!
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