Doit.io

One organized place for your tasks and projects.

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January 14, 2021 Hit 1000 users

Today we surpassed 1000 users for Doit.io. After receiving almost 100 new users yesterday (we posted on HackerNews) we passed the magical mark of 1000 users today. The response so far has been great and users seem to like to visual look and feel of Doit.io. Let's keep building :)

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    Love your landing page and illustrations!

    As an avid notion and asana user, I can see this replacing both for me. Signed up and I look forward to using this.

    Would love to connect on a collab with you.

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    How did you manage to get 100 users from HN? Did you do anything special (like, chose the time of the day), or was it because of your copy? Was it Show HN or just a regular link?

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    Wow, beautiful ui. Would you mind telling us roughly what portion of your user base are paying customers?

September 14, 2020 Public Beta

A big milestone for us at Doit.io! After some delays due to the corona situation, we went live with the public beta. A great achievement by the whole team. We'll now work hard to continue to deliver improvements and add more features. The support from our users has been great, and their feedback invaluable.

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December 12, 2019 #5 on ProductHunt

Without even a beta we managed to get top 5 of the day on ProductHunt, and about 1500 people requesting early access. For us, this was a sign that there's an interest / need for what we're creating, one organized place for your tasks and projects. Gave us the courage to carry on.

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    Great achievement, thanks for sharing!

June 12, 2019 An idea emerged

I had this feeling of frustration about all the small things that needed my attention scattered all over the place. At home, there were paper notes for everything, shopping lists, checklists of things to fix. I had a board for my housing project, but I didn't update it. There were appointments to be remembered, tasks to do, critical work-related projects, family to take care of, and the list just went on. The result, things started to slip.

To solve it, I added all these tools, and yes, there’s plenty of them, but the more I added, the worse it got. And all these tools need maintenance to work, and I often found myself spending more time organizing the tool itself than doing the actual work.

It's was time to do something about it :)

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Doit.io gives me peace of mind and the feeling of being in control. No more feeling frustrated about all the small things scattered all over the place. I can keep everything neatly organized in Doit.io.