OneTask

Over the last several weeks have updated many features and fix several bugs for onetask:

• Created soundscapes for focus mode
• Custom backgrounds for focus mode
• Customizable timer settings
• Refactored the timer so it is more accurate
• Reorder tasks
• Add tags to tasks
• Add confetti to done tasks

The feature list is growing, but the user list is not growing :)
I need to dedicate some time for marketing and getting real users feedback. For me, this is more difficult than creating features. Because I'm not marketing person and it is not (initially) interesting for me. But I know I have to do it, so I need to find an angle of how it can interest me and do small steps in the right direction.

After 1 month and mostly too much overthinking but I'm finally done building the MVP for OneTask.
I created it using bubble (no-code app), it's really fast to create complete working apps using powerful (but quirky) wysiwyg frontend and backend workflows. I'm trying to get used to the new responsive engine using css flexbox. It is not as easy as the old interface but it is much better for responsive and faster html rendering.

They say if you are not embarrassed to release your product, then your too late. So I'm releasing it to the community first and also documenting my leanings and #buildinpublic

Hopefully with a product that I use everyday I can be consistent and motivated to work on it long term. My commitment (to myself) is to release updates every week for the next 1 year. Bismillah.

Scratch your own itch. I wanted to create an app that I would use everyday, so (1) it would be useful for me first and (2) I can improve it because I have internal motivation to make it better.

Creating a Pomodoro ToDo app is the perfect app. To be honest it is was inspired by another pomodoro app pomofocus.io. I used it almost everyday but as a product manager I wanted to improve the product features but of-course I couldn't. So I decided to build my own app.

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