@bgadoci Hey – Woah, didn't expect this to be submitted. I plan on doing a public product roadmap over the next couple of days!

@itsnblackburn Hi Nathaniel – That's the intention. It's Electron built, Windows + Linux clients should be here within a few weeks, in addition to a web-app and mobile apps at some point.

@liambws @t55 Hey both – didn't expect this to be submitted, but appreciate the feedback so far. I've been building this in my evenings for the last several months, as I just couldn't "get along" with other to-do apps. Currently it's very much the "bare bones" of what I eventually envisage it being – really want the development process to be iterative and collaborative in nature. Lots of people work in different ways, and I'm excited to make an app that is flexible enough to work with lots of people's workflows. I plan on releasing a public product roadmap in the next few days. :) If you have any feedback, or suggestions, I'd love to hear them: christian@flintsw.com

@heychristian Yet to try, to be devils advocate how different is than other tasks app. You mentioned something which fits your workflow was not out there, very keen to hear how that gap is filled by Perma! Good luck Christian! 👍🏼

@anirudhbb Hey Anirudh – I think the primary couple of issues that I had were that I tend to be working on a bunch of different things, with a bunch of different people in my team. So needed something that wasn't as structured as "lists" where tasks could span multiple lists, and then there was a collaborative process around working on and discussing tasks. Those tasks may be public/private and across one, or multiple different projects, or lists. (In Perma, these are #tags). — This is probably possible with other apps, but I've never been able to find one I that just "works" in the way my brain does! I completely agree with you, the functionality that this needs isn't all there yet. Attachments support, sub-tasks, assignees, reminders, due-dates, recurring tasks (as well as additional clients: Windows, iOS, Android, Web etc...) are all necessary. I plan on putting up a public roadmap at some point, and gathering as much feedback as I can from early users, so I can build a productivity app that works well for me, and hopefully other individuals and teams too. Currently this is all in my spare time, and it's just me, but I'm hopefully I'll be able to make gradual but significant progress over time. I'm just excited to get as much feedback (positive and negative) as I can, understand how people work, and build something flexible enough that people find Perma a super efficient way of getting things done on their own, or with their team.

@davidshawblog Thanks for this, it's something I've been very casually working on (mostly for my own use) for a couple of months, before giving it to some people in our office. There's definitely a ways for us to go, and the app has a lot of what I'd call "missing" core functionality. I'm excited to continue working on this in the evenings/weekends, and building in some of the functionality people want based on the awesome feedback I've gotten so far. If you have any suggestions, let me know: christian@flintsw.com

@maartenafink Hey Maarten – Christian, the developer here. I agree, the UI was heavily inspired by Slack (focusing around #tags), and Wunderlist is a fantastic app. My primary reason for working on this, was I couldn't find another to-do app that "fit" with my workflow. One of the things within my plan soon, is to refresh the UI, and add themes so you can make Perma your own. I'm a huge fan of Slack & Wunderlist, both have stellar product teams, the intention was never to rip-off the UX, but having perhaps been too "close" to it for a while, taking a step back, I can certainly see the heavy inspiration.

@sridhar_kondoji Slack definitely was a big inspiration (I think can be seen from the UI). I built this mostly for myself around the way that I was working (tasks spanning multiple projects or groups - hence tags). It's collaborative, and for teams – you can navigate to a #tag and then share it using the sharing menu in the toolbar (next to search) at the top of the app. The collaborate and discuss tasks. It's my intention to release a public product roadmap over the next few days. Would love to hear your suggestions: christian@flintsw.com

@heychristian @flintsw I am actually in the final stages of my app that is geared towards solving different problem, but it is in the same professional/students space. It uses short notes with hahstags as well. Will ping you, once it is ready. Lets connect on twitter and on PH.

@stoweboyd heychristian @flintsw will be launching soon on ProductHunt. I will ping you. Connect with me on Twitter.

@paigeelisa Thanks paige, any feedback please let me know – got a long way to go to get something really perfect, but excited to see if I can build something that teams love to use. :)

@m3tthew Something I whipped up in 5 minutes – I'm definitely no icon designer, so glad to see I've manage to make something that's not entirely terrible! 😅

@victormanriquey Thanks Victor! Great suggestions – I plan on releasing a public product roadmap, and make it open for submissions in the next few days. :)

@heychristian Sure Christian, I know it's still in beta so just wanted to give some first impressions. I'm going to keep on using it since it's simple and works. Other important things for me is: being able to organise the order of tasks, now ordered by date added. Good luck and keep us in the loop!

@victormanriquey Those things are definitely on the short term roadmap. Thanks for your support. Hope I'll be able to make Perma into something you really love using over time.