Trying it out now. So far, I am enjoying how clean the interface is.
It really feels like a glorified TODO list (or TODO list manager), but I do think that there is potential here. I would recommend adding features that separate it from the usual TODO list, e.g.:
- Add features of flowcharts
-- conditionals (if this then go there)
-- subtasks
- Allow for finer control over the contents of the headers and items
-- Currently, it looks like you can add descriptions which display directly beneath the item or header (and is very clean looking!), but it would be nice if I were able to add html content (consider allowing markdown?)
- I may be using it incorrectly, but I started creating a list and accidentally started the list but kept adding items anyway. Consider adding the ability to add the new tasks from an already-started list to the parent list from which it was created.
- Other things? What are your currently-planned unimplemented features for this application?
I could see myself (and my team) using this application if the bullets above were addressed.
It really feels like a glorified TODO list (or TODO list manager), but I do think that there is potential here. I would recommend adding features that separate it from the usual TODO list, e.g.:
- Add features of flowcharts
-- conditionals (if this then go there)
-- subtasks
- Allow for finer control over the contents of the headers and items
-- Currently, it looks like you can add descriptions which display directly beneath the item or header (and is very clean looking!), but it would be nice if I were able to add html content (consider allowing markdown?)
- I may be using it incorrectly, but I started creating a list and accidentally started the list but kept adding items anyway. Consider adding the ability to add the new tasks from an already-started list to the parent list from which it was created.
- Other things? What are your currently-planned unimplemented features for this application?
I could see myself (and my team) using this application if the bullets above were addressed.