I’ve been building Tskflow, a small productivity tool based on a simple idea:
Most task managers become cluttered and stressful. Tskflow tries to stay lightweight and frictionless, focusing only on what you need to work on right now.
Core approach:
• Capture tasks quickly
• Keep a clean, distraction-free view
• Emphasize flow & focus over heavy organization
You can try it here
I’m looking for honest feedback:
• Where does this fail compared to your current system?
• What feels unnecessary or missing?
• Would you actually use something this minimal?
• What type of user is this clearly NOT for?
Built and maintained by me. Early stage, criticism welcome.
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I’ve been building Tskflow, a small productivity tool based on a simple idea:
Most task managers become cluttered and stressful. Tskflow tries to stay lightweight and frictionless, focusing only on what you need to work on right now.
Core approach:
• Capture tasks quickly • Keep a clean, distraction-free view • Emphasize flow & focus over heavy organization
You can try it here
I’m looking for honest feedback:
• Where does this fail compared to your current system? • What feels unnecessary or missing? • Would you actually use something this minimal? • What type of user is this clearly NOT for?
Built and maintained by me. Early stage, criticism welcome.