adhd management apps i need but don’t exist
a messenger app that puts all the unread, unanswered messages from every single app on one screen and automatically hides the messages after I’ve replied to them
updating a calendar in an organizational app automatically updates the main phone calendar. updating the main phone calendar automatically updates all the organizational app calendars. updates both ways
a habit-forming app like habitica except that level-ups stop getting further and further apart after like, level 10
and you always get the same amount of gold for doing a repeating task, forever
with like. periodic extra rewards for hitting a streak of a certain length
the entire game is just eggs & animal food
maybe cross-breeding for cooler eggs? idk
an app that after you snooze an item a certain number of times to put it off it stops letting you do that. the notification doesn’t go away until you do it or you explain why you’re putting it off again in text ( 50-word count minimum)
related: an app where if you don’t put a due date on a task, it tells you how long it’s been since you added the task to the app. the oldest task is always first. and the ‘how long it’s been’ part gets redder and bigger the longer it’s been, so like a 20-day-old task is like “🚨20 DAYS AGO🚨” in 48-pt font next to the task name
a calendar app that opens itself after I turn off my alarm, shows me my schedule for the day, and walks me through my morning routine, and can’t be closed until all my morning tasks are done
the app is open for a minimum of 10 minutes OR you can’t move from one task to the next in less than a minute
an app that does literally any of these tasks and doesn’t charge by subscription
i see you taking advantage of the fact that i’ll forget to turn off the subscription for like 10 years after i stop using the app
i see you, organizational app makers. i see you
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