Redline

Minimal Menubar Todo

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Minimal Menubar Todo

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A Mac application to keep a to-do list at the menu bar. It focused on doing instead of planning. It is always visible and respects your attention.

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Launch tags:Mac•Productivity•Menu Bar Apps

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Congrats on your launch.🎉 I really love this simple and clean design. And your concept is enough to finish our complication task.

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2yr ago

😹 LOL

I am s simple man, I just upvote to every to-do apps. Congrates on the launch!

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2yr ago

Redline

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@oldmann As I'm a simple man too, I just upvote every comment I see!

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2yr ago

Surprised! This took is eazy to use and with a simple interface, I like shortcut to change my task, is make me happy thank you!

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2yr ago

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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2yr ago

💡 Bright idea

So I get the idea of making things simple but I'm kinda wondering if people really need another to-do list app, especially one without any real features? I mean we already have so many tools that do more than just sit there on the menu bar, at this point isn't it more about having functionality than just having fewer options? Maybe you could think about adding at least one or two features that make it stand out

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2yr ago

Redline

Maker

@cyberrobin Hey, thanks for the feedback. I'll have some features added soon, but for now I'm completely content with my feature set. "Simplicity and speed are the actual features." About what will come next: I'm thinking about stack-based to-do list, for example I'm working on a task, and suddenly I decided that I need to switch to something related (i.e a subtask), I'll do this one, and after I finish it, I will pop back to the parent task, making it work like a stack. I hope it makes some sense! It might help ADHD folks and make switching between tasks less cumbersome—you will always know where you stopped.

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2yr ago

There are many apps for to-do lists now. Can you tell me what your advantages are?

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2yr ago

Redline

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@nancy_zhou_klee Haha! Everyone else is to-do list while Redline it DO list. The app's feature set is pretty small compared to other tools, but I don't want to focus on features. I was set to change the mode you're working in. Rather than planning and managing the future, Redline can help one to focus on what is really needed right now. It's a complete anti to-do list, since you can't plan with it. Focusing more on work habits and guiding yourself, finding a rhythm and flow. I guess it's the main difference. But some features are still specific, and I don't know other apps that do them: 1. Proper UX. The input is immediate, you type where you see the task. Without any additional input windows to lose focus. 2. The double shortcut. You have to try it to understand its convenience. It makes the process smooth, helps with focus too. I want to play with some modes in the future, one idea is to add stack-based mode: " …for example I'm working on a task, and suddenly I decided that I need to switch to something related (i.e a subtask), I'll do this one, and after I finish it, I will pop back to the parent task, making it work like a stack… "

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2yr ago

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Just discovered Redline, and it looks awesome! 🙌 I love the idea of a minimal to-do list right in the menu bar—super convenient for keeping track of tasks without the clutter.Quick question: Can you customize the look of the list, or is it pretty much set as is? Excited to give it a try! 📝💻

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2yr ago

Redline

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@new_user__330202361305144c07d45c0 Hey, thanks for the feedback, I'm glad you liked you liked it. Do you have something specific in your mind, maybe examples? The idea is/was that you don't often look at this list and dwell on it, just review the items you've done in a session and move on.

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2yr ago

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