u/EnoughTodayApp

I built a planner app called Enough Today because most planning tools assume you have steady energy and motivation.

For people who shut down when the list gets too big, a normal task list can make the day feel bigger than it really is.

Enough Today starts with an energy check-in, then helps you pick what’s Essential, Optional, or Later. It also supports habits with smaller versions so it’s not all-or-nothing.

I’m not pitching this as productivity gospel. I’m asking: does this positioning make you curious, or does it sound too soft/vague?

A few questions:

Does the problem statement feel obvious and concrete?
What part makes you skeptical?
What would you change in the App Store listing (title, screenshots, description) to make the value clearer?

Disclosure: I made it.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/enough-today/id6761869652 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.lovable.enoughtoday

Need Android testers for my app

Step 1 Google Groups link: https://groups.google.com/g/enough-today-beta-testers Step 2 Testing link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.lovable.enoughtoday

Hey, I made an app and need a few Android testers so I can meet Google Play’s closed testing requirement.

It’s basically a lighter, less overwhelming productivity app that helps you figure out what to focus on for the day without feeling like too much.

You’d just need to download it, keep it installed for 14 days, and open it a couple times. Happy to do a tester swap too if you need one for your app.

Also feel free to send this to any other Android users you know because I really do not know that many lol.

Roast my gentle planner’s App Store listing and positioning