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yatta!
A cute little to-do list that celebrates with you
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A cute little to-do list that celebrates with you
89 followers
A cute, tiny to-do list where a character celebrates every task you finish — with fireworks and a happy "yatta!" ("I did it!" in Japanese). Just three choices: Today, Later, or Someday. No projects, no priorities, no clutter. Free core features, fully offline.
the three-bucket simplicity is refreshing, most to-do apps let you set up so much structure that maintaining the structure becomes its own task. curious about "Someday" specifically though - is there any gentle nudge to revisit it occasionally, or is it fully on you to remember to check back? that bucket is usually where good intentions go to be forgotten in every app that has one.
@galdayan As for a nudge to revisit things occasionally, I think these two features cover that to some extent.
You can optionally set morning and evening reminders to review your registered tasks
A widget lets you keep the app somewhere visible at all times
That said, for "Someday" specifically, revisiting it later isn't really the goal. The moment you jot something down there, you're able to let it go from your mind — that in itself is what "Someday" is for. Whether users ever check back on it is entirely up to them.
@yuichiro_honda that reframe actually makes a lot of sense - the point isn't to resurface it, it's to get it out of your head in the first place. i was thinking about it wrong as a queue when it's really more like an off switch. nice, simple design choice
genuinely charming idea, the fireworks + yatta moment sounds like it'd actually make finishing a task feel good instead of just crossing off a box. since everything stays on-device and you can't see the tasks yourself, what happens if someone gets a new phone - is there any local backup/restore through iCloud, or would switching devices mean starting the list over from zero?
@omri_ben_shoham1 Thanks so much for the kind words on the idea! With a normal device switch (restoring from iCloud, or using Quick Start), your data carries over as part of the regular backup, just like with any other app. It's only if you skip the restore and do a completely fresh install that you'd start from zero.
I like the simplicity, and the design is very clean!
Will people be able to integrate with other productivity apps that are more desktop based?
@asambl Thank you! There's no integration with other apps at the moment, but if you have thoughts on which apps you'd love to see it integrate with, I'd really appreciate hearing them.
Looks like a great design! I'm an Android user though. Is it available for Android as well? 🤔
@bpatts Thank you! I put a lot of care into the design, so it means a lot to hear that.
There's no Android version yet, I'm sorry to say — but I'd love to support it down the road!
ah that makes sense, good to know it just rides along with the normal backup path. thanks for clearing that up
I like the clean simple design! It's a nice refreshing take on something everyone has a use for