Austin Sandmeyer
@as_austin · Thinker/Student/Rockstar
That product video is blazing fast. I'm really not sure what was even happening after two watches. I think I might like this but I can't tell from the video.
This is based off the Apple Reminders, is that correct? Is there any integration w/ platforms like Todoist, Wunderlist, Any.do, Google Keep?
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Mike Ciarlo
@mciarlo · Product Designer
@as_austin Thanks for the feedback Austin! It's a bit fast right now to fit the 30-second limit on the App Store, but it could definitely be slower. The goal was to show key features in motion: editing, checklists, collaboration, the list, and card stack gestures.
Doo isn't based on iOS reminders. It's an independent app. There's no integration with other to-do apps since, well, they're my competition.
Integration with things like calendars is something I'm paying attention to and want to investigate. I want to be sure it's done well and in a way that enhances the experience without trying to duplicate all the same functionality. A great example of this would be to show time conflicts with items in your calendar.
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Austin Sandmeyer
@as_austin · Thinker/Student/Rockstar
@mciarlo That sounds great! Thanks for the clarifications. I was under the assumption it was framed as a better ios reminders built on the back of iOS reminders. (Which I was really confused on)
THANK YOU for the clarifications! I understand now. Great usage of cards! 👍
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Mike Ciarlo
@mciarlo · Product Designer
@as_austin Aww, thanks! You're quite welcome!
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