What's the intended consequence of the tasks expiring? I fail to see how it would make the user more compelled to add tasks as it provides less flexibility for the task list (can't have tasks that have a time horizon over a day) and to some extent removes the gratification of 'completing a task' since it may just have expired. Unless the 'timer' is showed to people in a ubiquitous fashion prompting them to act on the tasks, which it inherently cannot being a web app, I think I fail to see the advantage.
I don't mean to sound overly critical, I'm just curious about the thoughts behind this.
@ubbedall Thanks for the feedback! I think the idea is to sit down in the morning, add a bunch of stuff that you'd like to get done for the day, and check them off one-by-one. I think it creates a sense of urgency and incentive to check stuff off before it disappears to be forgotten about.
@uxiomatic If you have iOS, simply add to the homescreen from Safari and it will behave like an app!
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@jsngr Really it is awesome, would love to have it on android. Can I implement it on android ??
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@jsngr@mapank You can! It's simply a web app (adding it to homescreen in iOS just bookmarks the page in app-icon form). I believe Chrome for android has an add to homescreen feature.
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