Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Akiflow Inc. · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
This works for me. I am a marketing director with ADHD, I shell out big bucks in desperation to have some sort of control of my life. Paper planners don’t work for me because my life is too fast and the need for my personal and work calendar/tasks to be on ONE SPACE is crucial for me not to go insane. I used to pay for Motion, for 2 years …price went up for features I feel like nobody asked for and it p*ss3d me off. ANYWAY. After month of exploring I finally chose Akiflow (I was in between Sunsama and Akiflow). Decided on Akiflow for 2026. Feels and looks easy enough to use, but complex enough to handle my needs - my rec: WATCH THE TUTORIALS (i avoided them lol, thinking I would figure everything out on my own, but I watched the videos and was like “ohhhhhhh, this thing is great”. ONE THING FOR DEVs - I wish there was a feature to split big tasks up into multiple days better, instead of manually breaking it up. :-) otherwise, great!!! Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
I’ve used a LOT of productivity apps over the years and while Akiflow had many of the standard features you’d expect, they have a few that stand out. Their “time block” feature is especially useful. It allows you to put time on your calendar and populate it with multiple tasks. They recently added a feature where you can see how much time is budgeted in that block based on the time you’ve assigned the tasks and workflows where tasks you didn’t complete in that block to move over to the next one. This is a really nice way to flip between list/tag-based task management and zero-based calendar management. Their customer service is exceptionally good. Be sure to take advantage of the onboarding call and productivity coaching sessions. This human touch is why I cancelled my other services and switched to Akiflow as my main system. Having a video call when I’m stuck or overwhelmed has been a game changer!
Let me start by saying I’ve tried every calendar/task manager/time clocking app that exists, and until now the price of Akiflow has scared me away from really giving it a good try. Well I pulled the plug and tried it and it has solved almost all my issues. There are just a small handful of things I’d love to see implemented: 1. If I’m syncing todoist with multiple projects, I’d love to be able to separate the projects and not have them all in one list - with this comes if I move a task from a project to a different one, it should sync that way. And third, if I create a task in Akiflow, it should also be added to todoist. There are not deal breakers because I do have ways around, it would just be nice to have proper sync. 2. Swiping works, but the day page is blank until you release and resets - this is messing with my ADHD. There’s a small “refresh” that happens instead of having the data already there like in literally every other calendar app. This is not a deal breaker for now, but I’m not sure I can get used to it since, again, all other apps are more smooth within this category. 3. I’m sure this is being worked on, but, the app tends to have features stop working, like drag and drop tasks onto calendar, or move an event, and I have to force quit the app and reopen it and then it just works again. 4. Request, not an issue - support attachments and rich content like map templates etc. if someone send me a calendar event and there’s a document attached (mainly Google doc), it would be nice to have that attachment supported - this is different than an embed link. Quite honestly, to me personally, if these 4 were solved, I could give up all other calendars and task apps that I use and it would be worth it.
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