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AI productivity app that breaks projects into 5 daily moves and alerts you when you drift.
@Perception95358 · X
Got my first paying customer yesterday from Reddit outreach
Schedule tasks by typing what needs doing; system finds optimal times from your calendar.
@SkinsSquad · X
No funding necessary but a great productivity tool for myself to connect GCal, Slack, and Granola for organizing my To-dos in one spot.
Create goal trees with accountability partners to turn big goals into daily tasks and track progress together.
@WyDoin_app · X
I just launched platform for hustlers to building goal trees, Network, check other hustlers goal trees. Checking ur bro peogress. Link -
Time framework with customizable routines, habit tracking, and AI recommendations for productivity and wellness.
@stanley_human · X
Add your weekly tasks to a notebook-style spread, and decide what carries over each Sunday.
@faruque · X
TodoWeek: Works like a paper notebook, one week per spread, and every Sunday you decide what todos slide over to next week, and which ones get dropped. Mostly vibe coded with Claude Fable + Laravel 13 Vue starter kit.
Track time, manage projects, and create invoices all in one app for freelancers.
u/AstronomerGreedy · Reddit
I got tired of juggling 4 different tools to run my freelance business, so I built one that does it all. I'm a freelancer, and for a couple of years my business ran on duct tape: one app for time tracking, another for invoicing, a separate e-sign tool for contracts, and a spreadsheet to check if I was actually making money that month. So over the past few months I built Workey (React + TypeScript + Supabase) — one dashboard for the whole "get paid" loop: - Time trackin
Track habits, tasks, goals, and focus time with a gamified dashboard and streak rewards.
u/Fuzzy_Act5528 · Reddit
About to launch alarm reminders in my productivity app. Thoughts? About to add alarm-based reminders. Not push notifications... real alarms that ring even when your screen is locked. You can set one for anything. A task, a habit, any date on your calendar. "Dentist 20 Nov. at 5 pm" → alarm set. "Take meds at 9 am every day" → alarm set. I built this because push notifications just aren't enough. Most people ignore them. So what if you could set an actual alarm for the thi
Capture meetings, write notes with AI, and create diagrams on a shared canvas in one place.
@rubs_murga · X
Take notes on YouTube videos to track ideas and understand viewer engagement for content creators.
u/Wolf-soul-site · Reddit
I cut the one feature every user asks for, because shipping it would've meant lying to them. I'm building Margin( https://margin.bhairav.ai ), a tool that helps YouTube creators decide what to make next. The #1 request is a number: "this idea will get ~40K views." Every competitor shows one. Users ask for it constantly. I won't build it. Nobody can predict a video's views from an idea. Thumbnail, timing, the algorithm, luck, none of it exists yet when you're validating. Any number I sho
Capture work context, decisions, and parked items to resume your work anytime.
@naumanthanvi · X
Email and productivity assistant for Google Workspace that answers with interactive widgets you approve.
u/narin_luangrath · Reddit
Solo-built an email agent where the AI literally cannot act on its own — the architecture is the pitch Building SmolMail ( https://smolmail.com ) solo for a few months. Two build decisions turned out to be the whole product: Widgets over prose. Every answer renders as a real component (calendar grid, email list, editable forms) and the model only picks the props — so the UI can't hallucinate. The calendar shows what the Calendar API returned, period. No write tool, on purpose. Email
AI assistant that instantly converts your thoughts into organized tasks, notes, and contacts.
u/Firenze30 · Reddit
I built an AI personal assistant that turns brain dumps into tasks, contacts, and notes. No filing required My job requires me to work across multiple projects at different scopes. Recurring monthly tasks, one-time requests, long-term initiatives, operational work. Things come at me from emails, chat messages, meetings, and verbal conversations. And the worst part is getting asked about a project decision from months ago. That decision could be buried in an Outlook email, a Wo
