App Profile: Success Weekly Planner

BrightGTR

Rating: 5/5

Simplicity. I have Things 3, ToDoist, and the things that came before. I like several pomodoro timers (Dennis Levechenko’s system is cool, tho this app Success has pride of place now). With plain simplicity — and so CLARITY — the app author allows me to use whatever system I want. And gives me a clean clear space — like the page of a notebook — to reduce the complexity of so many lists of tasks the others accumulate, to be accomplished via poms for each day. I hope I don’t make it sound too simple. Elegant would be the better word—In the scientific sense. It has exactly what I need for the day at hand. And no more. I really like the opening introduction to the method. Worth checking out. Thank you to the developer, who clearly spent a lot of time on this. It wins pride of place on my phone. And watch when that arrives (it is already partly here, with notifications I think). Well done

j_data

Rating: 5/5

This app stands out as one of the best examples of how to do task tracking perfectly. I’ve tried countless apps with no success, but this one doesn’t weigh you down with excess steps and animations. Quick, easy, to the point. One recommendation, the name makes it almost impossible to find via search, maybe consider a way to enhance organic downloads. I found you from your blog post about react native on GitHub codespaces and would have never known about this otherwise.

simplepunk942

Rating: 5/5

This is by far the best task tracker I have used and highly recommend it. It is easy to use and has been effective at keeping me on track. If I could make a request, I would love if the app synced across devices over iCloud. I'm a university student that often switches between iPhone and iPad for task tracking. :) Thank you so much!