LazyMeter is automating this, minus the pomodoros. It builds your daily to-do list automatically from reminders. And the focus is on the satisfaction of getting things done - not only crossing things off, but also watching the results add up. We put a lot of work into creating an app that's quick, simple and rewarding to make this a system accessible to anyone within minutes. We think it's about time we move away from post-it notes and whiteboards for tasks.
I might give it a try, it genuinely sounds awesome.
My problem is just that if my todo isn't Right Up In My Face (tm) I forget about it.
That is to say, I need triggers. If your app can provide those (like sending me a notification every time it notices I'm moving around the room to get tea or whatever) that would be bloody epic.
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LazyMeter is automating this, minus the pomodoros. It builds your daily to-do list automatically from reminders. And the focus is on the satisfaction of getting things done - not only crossing things off, but also watching the results add up. We put a lot of work into creating an app that's quick, simple and rewarding to make this a system accessible to anyone within minutes. We think it's about time we move away from post-it notes and whiteboards for tasks.
Still easy to hire or ignore.
I might give it a try, it genuinely sounds awesome.
My problem is just that if my todo isn't Right Up In My Face (tm) I forget about it.
That is to say, I need triggers. If your app can provide those (like sending me a notification every time it notices I'm moving around the room to get tea or whatever) that would be bloody epic.
Very good feedback. More access points are on the way, but perhaps there's even more we can do here.