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@TaskLemonWorks · X
Dont loose your ideas: Build with ->
将生活困境分解为简单可行的行动计划，适应你的精力状态。
@_AshleeMyLovee · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
游戏化待办应用，有连续完成、XP、每日任务、专注计时器和AI鼓励功能。
@sealionjaywalk · X
I got tired of todo apps feeling like spreadsheets, so I built one that feels like a game. ・Finish a task → your AI crew cheers for you ・Streaks, XP, daily quests, focus timer
提供日常软件实用修复的浏览器工具，首先支持GitHub。
yusveng · HN
Workaround – Unstar GitHub Repos in Bulk
在视觉化画布上映射创意和依赖关系，然后无需登录即可共享项目快照。
@jninabayata · X
If you've ever sketched ideas on paper before forcing them into checklists, Taskpips was built for you. I'm currently improving my positioning in my landing page but the app has been ready for users for months.
输入任务，Mesh扫描日历并为您安排最佳时间。
@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.
任务管理应用，Now、Next、Someday 三个清单同步到 iOS 和网页。
u/dahooddawg · Reddit
I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread
Todos将例行任务委托给AI代理自动规划、执行并审查。
@supezen · X
😂我做了一个截然相反的产品，把「过程」留给 AI，把「结果」留给自己
用57个免费浏览器工具编辑、合并、压缩和转换PDF。无需注册、上传或水印。
@divvsaxena · X
为软件团队打造的项目管理、CRM 和 HR 一体化平台。
@aquib_builds · X
MyTaskly — task/project management SaaS, live at Problem: small teams overpay for bloated PM tools or just lose track of things in WhatsApp/spreadsheets.
在ClearSpace中统一整理任务、项目、日历和目标。
u/clearspacetask · Reddit
The hardest part of my $0.99 task manager wasn’t pricing—it was earning trust I’m building ClearSpace as a very small SaaS, with a Pro plan priced at $0.99/month. I originally thought the difficult decisions would be pricing, billing and deciding which features belonged in Pro. They weren’t. The harder problem was making the product feel trustworthy enough that someone would put real work into it. A task manager can have every feature on the checklist and still lose a user the first time
