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Priotrix
Organize work, family, and personal life in one place.
8 followers
Organize work, family, and personal life in one place.
8 followers
Most task managers help you organize tasks, but they ignore something: you're three different people — at work, at home, and alone with yourself. PrioTrix is built around a 3×3 matrix: three rows (Work, Family, Self) and three columns (Notes, Items, Projects). It respects that ideas start fuzzy, become clear items, and grow into projects — with a built-in flow that moves tasks from notes to actions to projects across work, family, and personal life.
honestly the 3x3 framing is really clever, but i'd love a way to link stuff across quadrants. like if a work note becomes a family project, or a self-care idea connects to a work goal, you could draw a line between them or tag related entries. right now it feels like the three lives stay siloed even though they bleed into each other. that cross-quadrant visibility would honestly make it feel more like my actual brain.
The 3x3 split between Work, Family, and Self is genuinely useful and rare. One thing that would make it stick for me: a weekly review view that surfaces items that have been sitting in Notes too long and prompts you to either move them to Items, archive them, or set a trigger date. Otherwise the Notes column turns into a guilt pile.
Splitting things into Work, Family, and Self immediately made me realize how much I was mentally blending them. The notes-to-projects flow actually matches how my brain works, which is rare.
The Work/Family/Self split actually clicked for me once I started dropping random thoughts into the right column. Nice touch that notes naturally level up into items and projects without me having to babysit them.
The 3x3 framing is genuinely fresh, love how it treats the work/family/self split as first class. One thing that would make it click for me is a quick daily focus view that surfaces one unresolved note per row so the matrix doesn't become another graveyard of half started ideas. Would that fit the philosophy?
Splitting life into work, family, and self makes so much sense, most tools just lump it all together. One thing I'd love though is a simple way to set limits per row, like capping how many active items sit in Work so the other two areas don't get starved. Bonus points if it shows a little warning when Self is getting neglected.