Columns gives you an overview of your project, so you can clearly see the big picture. Checklists help you organize things and focus on what's important.
I have been using Columns for a few weeks now, both mobile and desktop versions.
I like its clean design, simplicity, flexibility, and checkboxes.
There are definitely many small amendments to be made to improve UX, but the concept looks promising.
Being the devil's advocate here.
I can build this in Notion, Airtable, ClickUp, Trello and so many other productivity software.
What do you feel is the unique selling point of Columns? or let's say the differentiator that would make people switch from these apps?
Also how are you planning to keep yourself ahead of the game? Looks like within a week pretty much any big company can add columns to their layout.
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@yash Even easier and faster: use the "To-Do List" template in Google Sheets...
Hey, how can I add nested lists? Instead of adding a number for comments on the item, can you add support indented nested list items? Also, notes on column headers don't have support for line break it seems.
I have been using Notes editor for to-do lists for years. This looks promising barring a couple of places where I felt a little bummed. Like I can't copy existing lists into Columns.
I would be happy to chat more if you're gonna be working in these directions.
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