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Integrating Todoist with a few other services through IFTTT or Zapier basically made switching costs really high for me. Pricing here sounds right (Todoist is expensive at $35 / year), but what is in here that will make me want to invest the time into switching everything over?
Well-designed, but lacking professional grade features like integration with file sync-and-share services (like Google Drive), bookmarklet/chrome plugin, subtasks, etc. I still need to play with it on iOS, and they seem to have invested a lot in the mobile experience.
@stoweboyd Thanks for your feedback Stowe! What you see is the starting point and we are excited to share with you what we have cooking : )
That product video made me DROOL a bit! Outstanding work there...
On the app, since the focus came across as being on today's tasks, does it support repetitive tasks that come up, say, weekly/monthly?
Also, pricing s'il vous plait?
@avinashdsouza Thanks Avinash!
Yes, you can add a recurring schedule to any to-do. You can have it repeat based on a daily, weekly, monthly or annual schedule. It is pretty powerful : )
Whiteboard is free to use and free to collaborate with others on! iOS app (iPhone & iPad) is $2.99 and Android is $1.99
@kayvonolomi Wow! That's EXTREMELY low pricing...almost too low, but that's a business call at your end.
FYI, I'm certainly not complaining! :-P
P.S. Already signed up...very slick on-boarding. The directional arrows seem to be backward-front though...I could be mistaken.
@avinashdsouza Thanks for the feedback Avinash - I will be sure to pass it along to the rest of the team!
I started using Trello yesterday actually, but your app looks cleaner :) What would you say are the main differences?
@esbvn Thanks for the kind words Esteban! Sorry for the late reply here. Don't know how I overlooked it.
Here is a quick few things without being too bias towards Whiteboard : )
1. Focus on what you need to get done with to-dos that automatically appear in your Today List based on start date or due date.
2. Clear and conquer your daily to-do list with a swipe! Swipe tasks as Done or off to Later for the ones you can’t get to today.
3. Organize anything you are working on within workspaces. Use a personal workspace for your to-dos around the house and collaborate with others in a shared workspace on projects at work.
4. Collaboration that works! Delegate, comment and receive updates on any to-do. Even invite clients and limit what they have access to by hiding to-dos, lists and files.
5. You can stay up-to-date and keep track of what has taken place in a workspace all from within the Activity feed.
6. Whiteboard is more GTD focus where Trello is Kanban.
7. Beautiful design as you have mentioned of course : )
„Oh, another to-do app”, that's what you might think. Well, I got my hands on this 10 minutes ago and I'm already impressed. Been using Wunderlist + Evernote for getting organised out of the day, but this looks more appropiate to me.
Good design, great interactions.
I do love the clean interface and the simple reminder/push feature (pushing something out 4 hours, tomorrow, next week) makes it so much easier than picking a date and keeps things streamlined.
What's missing for me is if I set a time for something I'd love to see it blocked off in my iCloud calendar, and I'd love to set up a way for email notifications if a task isn't done when it's nearing its deadline!
This is a great start and I'll probably begin using this for all my personal tasks!
@adamscochran Thanks for the feedback Adam! I think you are going to love what we have coming down the pipe : )
I plan on downloading this later, but that's honestly one of the best product videos I've seen. It sold me instantly.
I am moving from Laterbox to Whiteboard. Why? Whiteboard appears to be more reliable and less buggy.
Wait, but this is not a whiteboard - the way we know whiteboards, right? This is more like Slack meets Trello?
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