Talllly

Talllly

A team to-do list that keeps score.

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Launch tags:Task ManagementTech
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Anima - Vibe Coding for Product Teams
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John Manoogian III
I understand that it's a good market test to demand trial users' credit card info up front, but giving users no way to cancel whatsoever on the site == not cool :(
Andrey Kondratyuk
@jm3 You're right and we're adding the feature in tonight's build. Somebody smarter than me once said: If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you’ve launched too late. In order to achieve optimal embarrassment we chose to omit this feature first. 😳
Andrey Kondratyuk
Hello Product Hunters! Andrey from Talllly here, we're so excited for your comments and feedback on Talllly. We started Talllly as an app for just our small team but quickly realized we were on to something. Counting the tasks you complete instead of battling a never-ending "todo" list is powerfully motivating. Mash that up with realtime progress updates and you have Talllly!
Gregory Koberger
My gut reaction was I didn't like the spelling, but then I saw the logo and it completely won me over. Well done!
Alex Gorstan
@gkoberger I had the same reaction. 😊
Taylor Edmiston
I really like how your tutorial implementation pans and zooms across the page.
Andrey Kondratyuk
@kicksopenminds thanks! We're always looking for interesting ways to show-off the app. https://disqus.com/websites/ takes the idea to a whole new level!
Alex Gorstan
I love the focus on work that's been accomplished rather than focusing on what's still left to do. This addresses an interesting behavioral flaw in the design of most other similar products.
Murat Mutlu
Awesome logo :D
Vinish Garg
Neat idea, will try it for sure. Since the app focuses on completed tasks, and since the tagline uses the word 'score', I thought users get some rewards/credits for completing tasks in time. Any such plans? :)
Andrey Kondratyuk
@vingar We've thought about it and decided that extrinsic motivations ultimately hurt intrinsic ones. We want to avoid using gamification for prizes and rewards – effective in the short term but ineffective in the long. Instead, we want to improve process, provide structure, and encourage productive habits. The same things you would do to optimize a game strategy you should use to optimize your work strategy. I'm writing a blog post on the topic that I'll link here when done.
Vinish Garg
@theandreyk I got it.... even a small star icon for users who complete the tasks in time, is also a step towards gamification. I would look forward to the blog post! Thank you.
Andrey Kondratyuk
@vingar Yea, I see what you mean. Those kinds of rewards are fun and add moments of delight that we all love so much. We do award a fancy crown to the current team leader – the person with the most completed tasks. I like your suggestion as a way to balance out the fight to get the "most" tasks. Thanks!
Andrey Kondratyuk
@vingar Here's the first post in the series focusing on "keeping score." Let me know what you think! https://medium.com/@TheAndreyK/t...
Vinish Garg
@TheAndreyK @theandreyk Thanks Andrey, for your note. I saw it and loved it. :)
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