Quadrant lived on my own Backlog list for a long time. The idea was embarrassingly simple: four lists, always visible, no switching. Must Finish. Schedule. Delegate. Backlog. There are no nested subtasks, no priority scores. The constraint is the feature. When everything has to fit into one of four lists, you stop over-organising and start actually doing. It's the Eisenhower matrix without the ceremony.
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Hey PH! š
There's a bit of a meta story here: Quadrant was on my own Backlog list for over a year.
I had the idea, kept telling myself it was too small and too obvious, and never built it. Then AI coding tools got good enough that I ran out of excuses. I shipped it in a weekend and it immediately became my most-used personal tool.
The irony isn't lost on me: I finally moved a "someday" task to "done" by building an app designed to help you do exactly that.
A few things I'd love your feedback on:
ā Do four fixed categories feel like enough, or do you want to rename them?
ā What would make you switch from your current system?
Try it free at quadrant.withpreet.com and let me know below!