InThisOrder

So I finally finished the first version and was satisfied enough to send to friends, 7 to be exact!, who have kids to tell me if something was difficult to understand setting up or using. I like this test because it is early enough to not say I have officially launched but I can get real feedback from real users versus me and my family. I literally know about every single feature and where to find it, so were not ideal testers.lol

So I finally finished the first version and was satisfied enough to send to friends, 7 to be exact!, who have kids to tell me if something was difficult to understand setting up or using. I like this test because it is early enough to not say I have officially launched but I can get real feedback from real users versus me and my family. I literally know about every single feature and where to find it, so were not ideal testers.lol

So during the setTimeout() I literally could not stop thinking about how the app was beneficial for my daughter. She kept asking if I was done with the app that I made for her, and now my son can read so I wanted to see if I could use it for both of them. I realized there was a major database problem that was reading my database over and over a million times due to the infinite loop in my code. So I decided to jump into fix today and was anxious to create my version 1 which would be the TRUE MVP that I can send out.

This refactor caused me to rewrite every single line of code because any 3 month break you learn a TON, and I felt like the code I wrote was pure trash! So commence the momentum and v1 here I come!

I absolutely wanted to test the product to see if it would work but I also want to see if I will miss it if I stopped working on it. I always think a good idea haunts me if I leave it alone after I have already pursued it. So that is what I am doing. Focusing on my family and the business, and maybe pick up some new hobbies.

This MVP was DEFINITELY Minimum. Just enough for me and my family to use it to see if it was even viable. I worked on it on the side while I worked my full time job and my more part time branding and web development agency. There are definitely a lot of bugs to fix but, I'm happy, It works and it's live on the internet.
Definitely a milestone.

InThisOrder was created to organize tasks for my daughter who thinks linear. When giving her a list of things to do, she's overwhelmed by seeing too much, so I thought to make an app that has helps her stay on track. Unfortunately being young, she wouldn't know what needs to be done so I thought to give me the ability to write out the tasks she has to complete and potentially reward her if her list is ever clean! Son is too young to use it but I could have a solution in the future for younger children!