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LiquidTime — Track, allocate, and plan your time
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I'm a junior in high school, so what my immediate source of stress this summer was, "How will I make everything fit?!". I realized time is finite, and there's only so much you can do in a day. So I combined time tracking with planning and allocation, and what results is a pretty friendly way to fight procrastination!
@a9_io Great app! I'm definitely gonna get some stuff done! You gave another soon to be high schooler inspiration :-)
@a9_io Brilliant work Max! I could really use better time tracking! Is there anyway to use it without staying signed into a Google account?
@a9_io impressed Max, kudos. If Asana just interpreted week load and long-term projects just like you did!
Great job, Max!
What's most impressive is that you've addressed a problem that people have throughout their entire lives. The fact that you've not only identified this need but created a solution for it at such an early age speaks volumes about your current and future potential.
You have a terrific life ahead of you, Max. Bon voyage! :)
Well done @a9_io ! 👏 Same problem for me. I do Weekly planning for the week ahead every weekend since last year and it helps a lot.
Currently trying it and it looks great 👌
@otymix The rationale behind not including "daily" is that there's not really any point in estimating time for that :) at that point it's more of a habit thing which should be tracked differently. You can always use mirror mode with weekly though.
@a9_io did you use Firebase for authentication? (thought I saw a firebaseapp redirect url briefly while signing in) If so, did you also use it for your database, or did you build out a full stack application with a server and other database? I'm just curious as to how powerful Firebase has gotten!
@colindevs Yup, firebase all the way! Backend only took 2 days to implement because of it!
@a9_io wow, that's amazing, and inspiring! I fiddled around with Firebase but got discouraged because everyone seemed to think it wasn't powerful enough, and now I've launched into full stack with Express and Mongo. Good to see it worked for you.
P.S. I'm currently a freshman and your story is very inspiring
P.P.S. what framework did you use on the front end?
This is fantastic job @a9_io. Love the concept of actually visualizing the fill-up! Keep up the good work :)
Great idea giving it a try! Is there a way to set up reminders for each task each day ? For example: I want every Saturday to read 1hour from 11am to 12pm and I want Liquidtime to remind me every Saturday at 11am that I need to read? The best way to complete a project is to have a routine so was wondering if you are helping with that too!
Very good idea and the implementation looks really good. It has a very interesting perspective for time planning. The UX could be improved but it's really functional and it has a cool and clean design. Nice job
Great job! I will be honest with you, I opened it without any hope. I though this was just another time tracking app. But I love it. It is simple and it is just like how i used to plan using paper and pen.
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Pros:Simple and easy to use
Cons:Can't set specific time due, doesn't have mobile app
This is awesome! I have ADHD and I know this would be great for others who have it as well! Great job!
Love it! Any ways to auto-fill with data from task/work management tools? Asana, Trello, etc
Is it possible to import calendar-posts e.g. from Outlook? My calendar is filled with meetings.
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