Yenbek

Yenbek

Planner app that doesn't stress you out

80 followers

Yenbek is an innovative task management app that helps you organize your tasks and milestones visually on maps. It presents one task at a time, allowing you to focus on completion without worrying about subsequent tasks.
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Zhangir Siranov
I've been working on Yenbek for the last 2 months. It's still a little rough around the edges, but already offers a great number of features that I use daily. Please enjoy!
Oskar Zabik
@jango_kz Your download button doesn't seem to be working: Uncaught ReferenceError: redirectToLink is not defined
Zhangir Siranov
@sir_shipalot Thank you for letting me know! The link has been updated.
Nika
Hey guys, please, upload the video once again in this launch. There is no thumbnail in preview :)
Zhangir Siranov
@busmark_w_nika Thank you for letting me know! Should be fixed now.
Nika
@jango_kz yes, it is! :)
Tymek Zapała
Congrats on the launch. What is the Yenbek's value proposition which distinguishes its from other visual planning tools on the market?
Zhangir Siranov
@tymzap Thank you! Yenbek builds upon the idea that multitasking doesn't exist. It's main target users are people who have hard time focusing on a single task and getting started with work. If you're on mobile, I really suggest trying out the voice "ramble" feature for task creation. It's my favorite. Additionally, the pricing model beats any competitor on the market. Free users get access to 80% of the functionality, and additional features are available for as little as 2.99$/month.
Nil Ni
Looks interesting , but your video is missing thumbnail 😹
Zhangir Siranov
@nilni Oh no! Let's fix that.
Huzaifa Shoukat
Congrats on the launch! This planner app looks like a fresh take on task management. How do you decide which task to present next on the map?
Zhangir Siranov
@ihuzaifashoukat First, the tasks that have deadlines take priority, then we sort tasks based on when it was first created (task that was created 60 days ago shows up before the task created a week ago, so that no task gets left behind). Soon, we will be adding priority tags and some additional sweet features to make the process even better.