congrats on the launch @vanka ! do you have any plans to bring it to other operating systems besides mac/ios?
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So it's basically a to-do list you can't do much with, I mean it's cool that it's minimal but what about those who need to manage more tasks, don't you think adding maybe a couple more features like reminders or tags would still keep it simple but more useful?
Yo! I was prepared so badly for the launch, kind of ironic when you're developing a productivity tool. Anyway.
I want to highlight some features of Redline, that make sense for me.
1. The obvious one, I was exhausted from managing complex to-do lists and wanted something simpler.
2. I wanted something visible all the time—focus was a priority. Focus without distractions like reminders or timers.
3. Even the input is handled right in the place where the task is visible. Often similar apps create a separate window for this, it's too much for me and I want to create cool UX for the app.
4. The shortcuts must be cool too: so I added support for "double tap" shortcuts. You don't need to type some complex keys or find an unused combination.
You can read more about philosophy and premises behind the app in Redline's Manifesto (https://vanka.me/redline-manifesto)
Also shout-outs to @chrismessina for hunting the app, thank you!
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This is neat! It immediately makes sense to me: Focus on one thing at a time and it's always visible.
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That's an interesting point of view to work! Would recommend to those can easily distracted or cannot mul-ti task!
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Useful! I feel like the best way to get stuff done is to simplify them as much as possible. By splitting tasks with Redline you really get what you asked for - simple and clean. Congrats!
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