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Looks promising, but not having an iOS app is a dealbreaker for me.

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It literally prompts you to install to your desktop, meaning it’s had at least the minimum amount of effort spent to make a decent mobile experience. Did you try it?

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A desktop is nice, but my to-do things get crossed off on my iPhone 99% of the day, so still not very useful

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It’s available on smart phones, but you have to install it as a PWA.

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Great app, I still have to use it, but it has been on my radar for a long time

Edit: to use it regularly, I used the app a few times

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Can’t really call something a great app if you’ve never used it before

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I think it’s possible. Tinker with the features, do some mockups, explore everything, “this is a great app, now if I can just get everything rolled over to this…” and then you don’t because it takes a moment of effort and then you forget.

Happens to me all the time. You can think an app is great, but haven’t had a chance to fully use it. Like I’m a huge fan of ClickUp for keeping things on track, but I also have adhd which means I end up forgetting to use it. Great app, crappy brain.

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I loggedd in once, clicked around, it worked. I still have to use it regularly, but I could still get the feel of it.

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Some moron has changed the demo users password. Good job.

From the screenshots it looks pretty nice!

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Not a moron.

If a app allowed that level of authorization to a user, that’s a dev problem.

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Allowing a user to change their own password is a dev problem?

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It’s crazy that they allowed the demo app creds to do that.

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No better way to test the permissions system in your app than hosting a public demo.

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I actually use vikunja (used to be more often when i was in college tbh). It’s a really handy todo app, i probably didn’t use it to its full extent but it’s awesome nevertheless!

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I just use radicale with whatever caldav client you want.

On the phone I use tasks.org with davx. Thunderbird on the laptop.

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