Timestripe — Goal-oriented planner

This is dope. In particular, the design. In particular, I like how depressive your visuals are.

OKeeeey here is my wish list: - more hot keys - ability to paste images in the notes section - automatic link recognition in comments - global search - better tag support with autocomplete - ability to mention people who are not even in my contact list, just as a way of tagging but about people

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Just WOW! I suck at managing my time and planning my own life, even if I plan everything related to work very well, when it's about my future personal plans... terrible. Well, not anymore! The design ann UI is just amazing, great use of colors, and for what it is worth, amazing presentation video!

@kulinkovich1 PH won’t let me find or reply to my original comment, even though I can see it in my notifications. So I made a new thread: Here’s an example of grammatical mistakes + a sentence that I find a bit awkward and would rephrase. These are right on the horizon page, so I’m surprised you missed them… I assume there’s more although I can’t recall any.

Hey hunters! I'm Sergey, co-founder of Timestripe. A few years ago we came up with the prototype of Timestripe – an interactive lifetime calendar, based on user's birth date and average life expectancy. The idea was to help people realize the finiteness of life and motivate them to start doing what is really important. For many people it was quite a dramatic experience. Just a quick look at Timestripe Calendar raised serious questions in one's mind. Left alone with these questions, people reacted differently: some fell into melancholy, while others, felt an emotional lift and burst of energy. Surprisingly, we have received tremendously positive responses from people who have chosen this calendar to plan their lives and manage their daily tasks too. So we decided to take the next step and build the perfect tool for conscious life planning. We've learned a lot about life since the first prototype, so our product evolved significantly. It started as "you must achieve more before you die" and now it is more like "you are the author of your amazing life". Today we are relaunching Timestripe. We call it "goal-oriented planner", but that doesn't seem to describe the thing accurately enough. What would you suggest? We think a lot about the value of small steps on the way to great achievements, whatever they might be. Here are some highlights: - Horizons are keeping you aware of your big dreams while managing your daily tasks. It helps to stay focused, while seeing the big picture. - Every day is a fresh start. No more overflowing to-do lists. - Each goal is a line in your biography, which is automatically written in the format of a convenient diary that you can reflect on. - Multiple checklists in boards to organize anything. - Climbs. Add a variety of challenge sets to smoothly build useful habits and learn new things. - Calendar, Clock, Lifetime Overview, Insights, Tags, Apple and Google Cals integration, Dark mode. Timestripe has a mobile layout, though, but its strengths are better revealed on the desktop. Native mobile Apps are still to come. It would be a great pleasure to know what you think. Hey, at least try to put some new year's resolutions to test the product 😉 Are we missing some features? Are there some planning patterns we didn't design for? Please be kind enough to share. We'd appreciate any feedback. --- Thank you! ✨

I'm a fan of this product. Before I used Things on Mac but it was a bit boring and I realized that I'm not so GTD oriented. For the first time in my life I started to use paper to write down daily, weekly, monthly and annual goals. I was supper happy that saw a digital version of such approach. You can feel that all makers are designers, and I love the unique calm style of Timestripe. Of course I have a lot of wishes, which I will write down in a separate comment.

Is this it? The note planner I've always needed? I love the horizontal timeline, it's so refreshing as it's how I plan my week. I do wish the detailed modal pop up was little simpler and had smaller fonts / less distracting content. Looking forward to using this!

This is by far the best app I've used in my entire life! thanks for making it, pre using it I used to manually plan my goals in a year which wasn't really that pleasant. Are you planning on making Mac/Windows/Mobile apps anytime soon?

I really love your name. But I hope that stripe doesnt reach out, did you get already troubles because of your name? Keep pushing guys!!!

I really liked the teaser video. It's so appealing! Also, appreciate your thought and the purpose of making an application like this. It will be really helpful. Thanks 👍

?makers Great product and design! I have a suggestion for you: add an option to provide a feedback inside your product like a feedback button (if such option doesn't exceeds), not just an email

The landing page is insane. The calendar of life is a cool thing, i've been waiting something like this a long time, I'll try it!

Wonderful design, it instantly makes you think about how you want to plan your life in a way no other software has (so easily) before. Thanks! One question I have for the ?makers is how to manage a task that is in my weekly column, and then wish to assign it to a particular day this week. Do you just have duplicate tasks, one in the weekly view and one on the day you want to do it on, then mark them both off as complete once done?

I really love that the Horizons view allows you to see not only short term goals but also encourage you to make progress on longer term goals by putting them next to each other. Looking forward to using this!

Friendly and clean product. However, the price plan is not super clear to me, and $19.99 is too much for a planner. You can build the same in Paper (dropbox) or Notion, Todoist, Trello, etc. So, for now, it is overpriced. In my opinion ?makers you should offer free and pro versions with extra functionalities.

@kulinkovich1 Hoorah, happy to finally see you on Product Hunt! The Climbs are fantastic, do you plan to add an option for creating my own sharable Climb at some point?

Goingn to try it out since I love the Horizons view/dragging from days/weeks/etc. How I try to plan my week but most tools don't really support it well. Not so much looking forward to the existential dread part of the product, but we'll see.

Timestripe team, you are awesome! Since Tim Urban helped me visualize my life in his Wait But Why post https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/l..., I've been searching for a tool like this. The education portion of the product with Climbs is especially dear to me. Keep up the great work!

Fabulous product. Great design, great concept, great execution. Two requests 1) could you consider integrating with to do apps such as Things? I like the quick capture that I can do in Things via Mac, mobile, browser extension etc. I don't want you to reinvent that in Timestripe as simplicity is beautiful but seeing the today's tasks from Things would be great. 2) could we have the ability to add notes separately from a goal each day so that it becomes a kind of diary as well In any case, just beautiful and really smart; Thanks for giving us this tool.