Task Doer

Task Doer is a straightforward and user-friendly efficiency software that embraces simplicity without compromising functionality. Alongside typical to-do app features like reminders, timelines, and calendars, it incorporates task status toggles (from not started to in progress/paused to completed). Furthermore, the different task statuses are logged in both the timeline view and data statistics. It also boasts customizable counters, allowing for various increments, units, and incrementation or decrementation, relieving the worry of losing track, such as when binge-watching shows. Why this app was developed: Aside from being ensnared by the trilogy of challenges in independent development, the primary motivation stemmed from encountering unmet personal needs while using similar apps routinely. Hence, the decision to craft a solution tailored for personal use. Key advantages of this app: While Task Doer lacks dazzling animated tutorials to showcase all app features within 30 minutes and lacks comprehensive in-app beginner guidance to navigate users through initial confusion, and refrains from coaching users on becoming more efficient like other apps, However! Task Doer will never be the kind of app that hampers your productivity. Moreover, I'm open to and encourage feedback for valuable feature suggestions, which, if implemented, come with complimentary premium membership perks~ Presently available exclusively on iOS, simply search for "Task Doer" on the App Store.

Congrats! In your opinion, what sets this product apart from its competitors in the same category? 🤔️

I love the idea! Is it a tool that can be used everyday, or rather a week-to-week kind of a thing?

Whoaa! Cool thing :)

Wow, @hysasuke impressive tool! Loved its simplicity and unique features like task status toggles! It's great for keeping track without overwhelming animations. Quick suggestion: any plans for an Android version in the future? Great work!

Congrats team Task Doer on your launch. Excited to try it out.

Looks like a really interesting approach. I'm not sure the lack of a tutorial is something you need to mention in any marketing. If it's straightforward and intuitive, just say that. Best of luck with the launch.