ArdentZeal

Hey you are right there is a step you can not get over without location services enabled. this is not intentionally though. I will fix this in the next version.

If you are willing to give me your email-address I can add you to the beta testers, which will give you earlier access to the bugfix. Hit me up at [email protected] if interested.

Cheers

Are you on the iOS or Android Version? And could you give me some more information e.g. device / modell / ios / android version. I will look into this.

I uploaded a new version some hours ago, which should fix your problem. Thanks for reporting it and the additional details.

Well you are a master of your own mind and life. Feel free to just ignore chaoslist notifications when they inevitably lead humanity into certain doom.

Jeez thanks for telling me now, I could have saved a year development with your method ;)

I think I should have been able to figure that one out :facepalm: :D

TIL, thanks

that is fine. If you happen to be on iOS there is an abonement already available which basically is the "I like what you are doing and would love to support more"-option for now. If you are more interested in a one-time payment, there is no option for that yet, but I would like to have one in the near(er) future.

Cheers

would you mind giving me the android version you are running on? I will look into this.

ping me when you do. Sounds really cool :)

There are a lot of ppl for basically anything.

There are also a lot of ppl not using my todo-list yet, so I am focusing on that part a tad more :)

1. I am using datetime (enddate or "how long in your list"), vicinity, opening times, shared users and parent to childtask hierarchy at the moment.

And yes you are absolutely right, that there are several factors which determine importancy. So as I am not yet able to reading my users' minds (Im working on it, believe me :)) the result will never be 100% accurate. But I think it is already good enough to be of valuable help and it will only get better from here.

2. There are frameworks out there which you can use, but as the sync is mission critical to my app I do not like to be dependent on any framework. So I rolled my own sync solution, based on Nodejs with a postgresdb in the back :)

both apps are completely native yes. As I use a lot of low level functionality tuned to its fullest capabilities, I chose to go native directly to not end up being blocked by any framework.

Voice input is on the road map, but there is no timeline for it yet. But you know how it works... the more I hear it, the more likely it will get prioritized higher :)

You are correct, that is basically what it boils down to. :)