Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Uphill because I kept deleting every task app I tried. Not because they were bad — but because they were optimized to make me feel like I was doing work instead of actually doing it. The idea came from Camus' Myth of Sisyphus. Sisyphus pushes a boulder uphill. It rolls back. He pushes again. Camus argues that if Sisyphus accepts the pushing as the point - not the summit - there's no tragedy. Just work. So I built a task manager around that. You physically push tasks uphill to complete them. There's no confetti when you finish. The task just disappears. That's it. On to the next one. A few things I'm proud of: - The haptic resistance on the push gesture. Premium users feel their heavy tasks push back harder than light ones. It took embarrassingly long to get right. - The Void. Write anything. It dissolves when you submit. Nothing is saved, ever. A surprising number of testers said this became their most-used feature. - The notifications. "You are a nervous system having opinions about fonts." "Sisyphus had a boulder. You have a phone. Same energy." All written by me, none generated. Free to download. Happy to answer anything - about the app, the philosophy, or the implementation.

Uphill - Push Your Tasks

The task app that doesn't lie to you. Push uphill.

The task app that doesn't lie to you. Push uphill.