Show HN: Today – A task manager that resets at midnight, powered by localStorage(today.dakota.codes)
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Show HN: Today – A task manager that resets at midnight, powered by localStorage
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I'd be more interested in the opposite - let me define a task list that shows up again every day, regardless of what I did or did not get done the day before.
That could be used to list out my daily goals and chores and new habits I'm trying to form, and give me the dopamine hit of marking them all done every day.
That could be used to list out my daily goals and chores and new habits I'm trying to form, and give me the dopamine hit of marking them all done every day.
I've been thinking of building something like that - a routine task utility. Perhaps I can add it as a feature to Today. "Routine Mode vs Self-Destructing Tasks Mode"
Thank you for the idea, I may start working on that tonight!
Thank you for the idea, I may start working on that tonight!
Sounds like reinventing TickTick. "Recurring" can be a complex subject which it mostly gets right. Still can't do "every Easter"!
I hadn't heard of TickTick, going to check it out. Super neat that Easter trips it up!
Does it store the history at least? So you have a record. Neat idea!
A task is deleted and removed the board once you X it out, and then the entire board's state is reset at the start of the next day :)
I could perhaps offer a choice in the settings if you want to disable the auto-reset in favor of historical tracking by day with export!
I could perhaps offer a choice in the settings if you want to disable the auto-reset in favor of historical tracking by day with export!
Featureset: - Pure localStorage (no accounts or servers) - Kanban board for flexible organization - Built-in Pomodoro timer for focused work sessions - Ambient noise generator with various soundscapes - WebRTC for peer-to-peer board sharing between devices - Works offline as a PWA
No backend, no tracking, no complicated roadmap - just a simple tool that started as a joke but became genuinely useful for daily productivity.
Would love to hear if anyone else finds the "fresh slate daily" approach as oddly motivating as I do.