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Anybody creating Todo/task tracking apps? I want to try a new one!

I'm looking for a good Todo tracking app to try out in the new year. I have used many in the past, including Todoist, Trello, Notion, and even basic notes.

But they were never it, and I could not quite place it. Are you working on one or know of good ones? Drop a link. No shame!

on December 30, 2021
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    Hello fellow Nick :). Try out https://tahsk.com

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      What's up fellow Nick! Thanks, I'll take a look. Is it your app?

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        Yep this is my app, a little on the backburner atm but any feedback appreciated!

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          I like the domain. Short, and easily readable. I personally enjoy when domains are almost a pun. I enjoy some good wordplay.

          From the screenshots, the app looks very simple. I do like the idea of infinite nestable tasks though. I don't think I have seen that anywhere else :)

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    Working on one. Give me some more time for the MVP as the holidays came between me & the project.

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      Cool. Got a name for it?

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    Not exactly a to-do list, but try out https://orgpad.com/s/rh9zk3.

    It's an interactive whiteboard.

    🔹 You can mix texts, images, videos, files, and even embed other websites. That way you can have all relevant information in one place.
    🔹 Also, you can insert one board into another. It's as easy as drag-and-drop from a list of boards. For example, this is useful if you work on many projects and want to create an overview.

    I would like to show you some ways you could organise your to-do list. Now I create a to-do list in OrgPad like this:

    🔸 I have clusters for different areas (work, self-care, place specific…). They don't have to be necessarily connected.
    🔸 Each cluster has different color.
    🔸 I have one central node for each day. I connect tasks to the day I want execute them.
    🔸 I change finished tasks to green 🟢 too, but the link retains its original color. That way I see from which area the task was.

    With some hacking I integrated Google Calendar so I can check appointments easily.

    We organize all our work similarly, from personal to-do lists to development and marketing.

    I might miss something and you might find more inspiration in the video about [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS1BZ3dU2fk&t=52s](to-do list (in Czech)). You can get some idea even without knowing the language. We're planning to make this video in English.

    Sometime during 2022, we plan to add notifications to make planning in OrgPad even easier.

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      Seems like it is like a full Notion competitor. A lot more heavy than what I am trying to find. Thanks though!