Hey Product Hunt 👋 Luca here. Priomate started with the founder Simon — he began building it before I came on board. He handles the engineering, I do design, brand and everything around it. What inspired this Giving up, basically. We'd both been through a handful of project tools, and it always went the same way: set up properly at the start, still maintained a while later, and then the actual work quietly moved back into chats and sticky notes. At some point Simon stopped looking for the next tool and started building one. The problem we were actually trying to solve For a long time we assumed we were just undisciplined. Then two things became obvious. First, the effort of maintaining a system goes up exactly in the weeks that get messy — which is precisely when nobody has time for it. Second, once a board goes stale it never comes back; from that point it's not a tool anymore, it's a graveyard you feel vaguely guilty about. So the problem isn't that people need more features. It's that almost every tool is designed for the week that goes to plan. Where we landed is two layers: your day, and your projects. A task in a project shows up in your day when it's due. No empty dashboard you have to assemble before you can start. Where we are: Open beta on September 22, waitlist is open. One thing I'd genuinely love to hear: if you've abandoned a task tool, what was the actual moment? Not "it got too complicated" — the specific day you closed it and never opened it again. That's what we're trying to understand right now.

Priomate — Open Beta coming soon.

Task management that survives a bad week

Task management that survives a bad week