I think you've made a mistake in how you're marketing this. Who is your target customer? Someone who already uses a smorgasbord of tools? I suspect that they're going to find something to complain about every single feature of yours. "I like the way A does B. You should do that too otherwise I can't use it". You're setting yourself up for a huge support pain as well as possibly demoralizing complaints.
So what are your killer features?
0. All this stuff
1. E2E encryption
2. Cloud sync (presumably I could just store the DB on Dropbox)
3. Ad-hoc organization via hashtags
You're going to have to market yourself as a project management system like all the other project management systems.
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I think you've made a mistake in how you're marketing this. Who is your target customer? Someone who already uses a smorgasbord of tools? I suspect that they're going to find something to complain about every single feature of yours. "I like the way A does B. You should do that too otherwise I can't use it". You're setting yourself up for a huge support pain as well as possibly demoralizing complaints.
So what are your killer features?
You're going to have to market yourself as a project management system like all the other project management systems.