Hey folks.
Just curious, this sub-reddit is absolutely full of habit tracker apps. More so than any other type of productivity app.
Why is that do we think? Because they're easy to vibe code? Where are the unique productivity ideas that are solving more than peoples habit needs? Would love to hear them.
****UPDATE****
Hello. Quick update to say that the alpha testing email hasn't gone out yet. We're patching up a few final security bits before we share the app.
We have managed to get the site ready however (for those asking):
https://productivities.app
We've taken note of those wanting to help provide feedback and will get the Mac silicon testing email out ASAP. Thanks for the patience.
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Hello everyone, In my search for the most integrated, best quality, nicest to look at and extremely function rich knowledge management system I've tried them all. They're either on rails to a point they don't do 20% of what I need, or they're that bare bones out of the box that it takes a lot of setup.
I wanted something in the middle, that was massively cross integrated, that would allow me to create a rich interconnected set of markdown notes, canvas drawings, saved web ideas and data into a single application. One with a command bar that allowed me to access everything through a few keystrokes. Capture notes and tasks within seconds. Store data in tables. Create meetings notes from my calendar. Brings projects together visually. Build a system to move you towards your goals, not just a set of daily habits (though it has that too). And if you plug in your LLM API key, that unlocks a tonne of intelligence via our Hably agent that knows your workspace.
Built it didn't I. Over 6 months. And not vibe coded either.
As a Software Architect for over 15 years (30 in tech) I made it local first, privacy first and NOT a subscription (one off cost for the pro bits and bobs). Why on earth would you want to keep paying my company to access to your own data.
And I would love to get your feedback, good or bad.
I'm not advertising, it's not out yet. Just looking for interesting feedback around this mix of features in a single app, good idea, terrible idea?!? Do people want an all in one, or just individual apps? What about on mobile? Thoughts welcome.
Mac silicon only at the moment I'm afraid. Windows very soon though. iOS mobile companion app in development. Ping if you're interested in providing deeper feedback. Our company is new, but we've worked hard for 6 months to make this water tight. Although we're still at Alpha stage.
Any questions, please shout up!
Hello everyone, I know we get a lot of new app posts here these days, but I've been working on something since the beginning of the year that I hope you may be interested in.
Imagine if Pinterest, Obsidian, Notion, TickTick and Lucid/Miro had a baby. And it had an AI agent that actually understood your work. And it didn't try and charge you every month, because why on earth should you pay to access your own data. And it was privacy first and offline first.
And everything interconnected with everything. Grabbed a web link you want to keep and embed it into a note? No problem. Got lots of ideas in notes and pins (what we call saved weblink) and tasks and want to visually bring them together in a canvas, no problem. Want to build systems, not just daily habits, we got you. Tables of Notes, sorted.
The data is yours, it's secure, it's offline. And the free version is super generous. Tasks, notes, pinboard, spaces and local calendar are all essentially free and unlimited. Just the fancy dan stuff like insights, time tracking, workload tracking, focus mode/music etc is a one time cost to unlock.
Basically it's the app I've wanted all this time. And we're not trying to charge you an arm and a leg just to drag your tasks onto your calendar. It's entirely feature based, so toggle on what you want. It could be a simple task manager. Or a full on integrated task and knowledge management platform.
I'm not advertising, it's not out yet. Just looking for interesting feedback, good idea, terrible idea?!? Do people want an all in one, or just individual apps? Thoughts welcome.
Mac silicon only at the moment I'm afraid. Windows next. Mobile companion app in development.
