After taking a much-needed vacation, I came back with fresh energy and ended up rebuilding one of my task apps completely from scratch. It started as a small idea to add an AI to-do list feature… and turned into a full rework of the entire project. I finally added all the features I always wanted to add but never had the time for.
I'd really appreciate your thoughts or feedback:
Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leadstepp.alldone
iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/planndu-to-do-tasks-notes/id6754592039
Rebuilding an app from scratch can feel refreshing, but it’s often a sign that the original architecture lacked focus. What did your users actually ask for? A to‑do list with AI suggestions doesn’t need a wholesale rewrite; it needs clear priorities and constant user feedback. Make sure you’re not just polishing features because they’re fun to code. Ship the simplest thing that solves a real problem, get people using it, and only then layer on AI bells and whistles. Otherwise you risk building complexity nobody asked for.
Looks good, reminds me of Google Notes
Record your own voice?Then reming yourself?