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Hi All,

Solo Developer of LOAME, the digital all-in-one productivity workspace, just wanted to share that we've just deployed an immersive mode for our Notes in LOAME.

The app is FREE on desktop, no subscriptions or ongoing costs. Just thought I'd share here in case anyone was interested in trying it out :)

Some Features:

- Word Count

- Minimal Formatting, Workspace

- Synced across devices

Future Features:

- Markdown editor

- Import/export data

Currently also on iOS and Google Play Store coming soon.

www.LOAME.app

Goes to show that ATGATT is worth it. Was lucky my wife and I were able to walk away.

Hey all — I'm the solo founder behind LOAME, a lightweight productivity app that combines notes, tasks, lists, and a spending tracker in one place. No juggling five different apps for quick capture.

I just made full web app access free — it was previously $1.99/month, now $0. No trial gimmick, no "free for 7 days then charged." Just free.

What you get:

• Unlimited notes, tasks, lists, and ideas
• A simple spending tracker
• Google sign-in, zero setup
• Sharing lists with others (free, no collaborator limits)

A couple of honest caveats:

• It's a web app (PWA) right now — native iOS/Android apps aren't built yet, they're on the roadmap. You can still add it to your home screen and it works like an app, just not on the App Store/Play Store yet.
• I'm a solo dev, so it's a small, focused tool rather than a huge feature-packed suite — that's kind of the point (zero-setup, quick capture).

Would love feedback if you try it out. loame.app

Hey all — I'm the solo founder behind LOAME, a lightweight productivity app that combines notes, tasks, lists, and a spending tracker in one place. No juggling five different apps for quick capture.

I just made full web app access free — it was previously $1.99/month, now $0. No trial gimmick, no "free for 7 days then charged." Just free.

What you get:

• Unlimited notes, tasks, lists, and ideas
• A simple spending tracker
• Google sign-in, zero setup
• Sharing lists with others (free, no collaborator limits)

A couple of honest caveats:

• It's a web app (PWA) right now — native iOS/Android apps aren't built yet, they're on the roadmap. You can still add it to your home screen and it works like an app, just not on the App Store/Play Store yet.
• I'm a solo dev, so it's a small, focused tool rather than a huge feature-packed suite — that's kind of the point (zero-setup, quick capture).

Would love feedback if you try it out. loame.app

I found the most helpful thing with organising my life over creativity, family, chores, learning and finances has been having one place to go to for all my life lists.

I tried Obsidian, Notion, Evernote, Streaks, Reminders, Spreadsheets. They were great, but I just always found that I'd be spending too much time setting everything up, and having to keep tweaking it as life changes. I just needed something that would capture all my thoughts and ideas in a simple way.

Things that have helped me:

1. Get everything out of your mind somewhere, either in a note, list, dated task or calendar event

This frees up your mind to focus on what you're doing because you will forget, but you will know where to look instead.

2. Separation of topics/purpose

Having separate places for specific things like projects, house buying lists, christmas gift ideas, song ideas/titles and exercise tracking instead of it all being clumped in Apple Notes.

3. Recurring tasks

Only using recurring tasks specifically for things that are genuinely recurring and not for habit tracking. Things like dusting the house every month, mowing every 3 weeks, when to give the dogs medicine. Habit tracking in recurring tasks becomes tiring and you feel bad if you miss them, it starts to stack up too. Keep a journal or list of habits you want to keep and review it frequently instead.

4. Note labelling/categorisation

Note taking is better seen as an exercise to get your thoughts out of your mind and strengthen neural pathways for information. Refer back to creative notes like stories, lyrics or ideas, make them easier to find with labels.

We've made some recent updates to LOAME if anyone would be interested to try :) www.loame.app - Would love to hear any feedback at all :)

I found the most helpful thing with organising my life over creativity, family, chores, learning and finances has been having one place to go to for all my life lists.

I tried Obsidian, Notion, Evernote, Streaks, Reminders, Spreadsheets. They were great, but I just always found that I'd be spending too much time setting everything up, and having to keep tweaking it as life changes. I just needed something that would capture all my thoughts and ideas in a simple way.

Things that have helped me:

1. Get everything out of your mind somewhere, either in a note, list, dated task or calendar event

This frees up your mind to focus on what you're doing because you will forget, but you will know where to look instead.

2. Separation of topics/purpose

Having separate places for specific things like projects, house buying lists, christmas gift ideas, song ideas/titles and exercise tracking instead of it all being clumped in Apple Notes.

3. Recurring tasks

Only using recurring tasks specifically for things that are genuinely recurring and not for habit tracking. Things like dusting the house every month, mowing every 3 weeks, when to give the dogs medicine. Habit tracking in recurring tasks becomes tiring and you feel bad if you miss them, it starts to stack up too. Keep a journal or list of habits you want to keep and review it frequently instead.

4. Note labelling/categorisation

Note taking is better seen as an exercise to get your thoughts out of your mind and strengthen neural pathways for information. Refer back to creative notes like stories, lyrics or ideas, make them easier to find with labels.

We've made some recent updates to LOAME if anyone would be interested to try :) www.loame.app - Would love to hear any feedback at all :)

I've been using the productivity/habit tracking apps for years, but I ended up sticking with recurring reminders, notes and spreadsheets. I made an app that captures all of them in one place instead of having to manage different apps. Share lists. Minimal UI. No completion pressure. And all of your data is encrypted and only readable by you, no personal data is stored.

Try it out at www.loame.app

I've been using the productivity/habit tracking apps for years, but I ended up sticking with recurring reminders, notes and spreadsheets. I made an app that captures all of them in one place instead of having to manage different apps. Share lists. Minimal UI. No completion pressure. And all of your data is encrypted and only readable by you, no personal data is stored. Might be helpful for some people

Try it out at www.loame.app

Hey guys I've been using my Ipad Mini as my digital planner for years now, using notes, google spreadsheets and the reminders app. If anyone is interested to try out www.loame.app it's all of those in one place with a clean, simple UI. Might be helpful for some people :)

Been restoring a 1984 Kawasaki Z200 and a 1985 BMW R65. Spreadsheets worked fine but I wanted something better, so as a dev I just built it. No subscriptions, no nonsense. Curious what everyone else uses though?