I really like the idea of a keyboard friendly task app. Here's some feedback. Hope it helps:<p>* signup didn't work for me. When I submitted the form, it just took me to the signup form again. EDIT: I think it's because the username I wanted was already taken, but there was no error message telling me this.<p>* login link didn't take me anywhere<p>* It'd be nice if '?' brought up a list of keyboard shortcuts - similar to what google apps does<p>* It'd be nice if shortcuts could be customized<p>* A call to action in the anonymous list to signup to save the list makes sense<p>* jumping between the list, settings, and sharing tab with keyboard - maybe control-shift-1, 2, 3<p>* the UI is slick and simple. I love it.<p>* how do I delete a list?<p>* can there be labels / colors?<p>* will there be an API to access my lists?<p>* make links in tasks clickable
Very useful. Some things I noticed:<p>- Very fast site, props! Plus I really like the minimal design. Keep it that simple!<p>- Vim key bindings would be awesome (j/k for up/down).<p>- I'd expected than if I hit enter, but would type no text into it and "exit" with escape, the entry wouldn't get saved (as it stores no content). Instead there's just a blank line.<p>- When I am writing a new task and unintentionally hit enter, instead of the entry getting saved it moves to a new, blank task. You might wanna reconsider this behavior.<p>- Please think about international users, on my Swiss-German keyboard, the z and y keys (indent) are not next to each other (Y is left of my X on my layout). Consider adding an alternative like ">" to indent "<" to outdent or so.<p>- The other key bindings are very convenient and go easy and naturally.<p>- I deselected the "tweet this"/"like this" in the Settings, yet they still show up?<p>Overall: convinced. You just got a new user. But pleeeease, add the two vim keys and you would have one happier user. :-)
That's pretty nice. My feedback:<p>* I use Conkeror (firefox with emacs keybindings), so the Esc key doesn't work right for the app. Probably some way around that, either with a custom page mode, or whatever.<p>* I'd want the ability to export my checklists.<p>* The biggest feature I've not been able to find in a checklist app is a) logging of completion, with b) new every X (day, click, week) checklists from a template. The old one should be logged for reference, but considered closed when a new one is created. That way, your (say) morning list is fresh each day, regardless of the state of yesterday's, without any extra step on your part.<p>I'm not saying you should add these features, I don't know how well they would fit with what you're trying to do, but that's what I'm looking for.
I like it. I'm using Todoist currently for my simple todolist stuff but I really would prefer more keyboard support there.<p>I'm organizing my todo list like this<p>== today<p>- task 1<p>- task 2<p>- task 3<p>== tomorrow<p>- task 4<p>- task 5<p>== next week<p>- task 6<p>- task 7<p>etc because some blog article I read about Tadalist suggested this, and it works fine for me. If you want to move e.g. task 2 + 3 into tomorrow, you simply move tomorrow after task 1. I don't like to set up dedicated due dates because most often you won't be able to comply with them anyway...moving stuff into tomorrow / next week etc. is more simple.<p>Thus you maybe want to add the possibility to add descriptions (which you can move like tasks).<p>The pricing of Todoist ( 29$/year) sounds reasonable to me.
I've been putting this together off and on in my spare time and would love any feedback.
I know there are already a ton of checklist apps out there. This one does a couple things differently:<p>. It's very keyboard-friendly<p>. It's easy to copy checklists. For example, if you had a publicly readable list of all the stuff you check on your car before going on a long trip, other people could easily copy that list to their own "list of lists"<p>. Sharing is easy. You can share with individuals or make public lists<p>Anywho, I'm really the only person who's used this so far, so I'd love to get some feedback
It is great. Please not, that Z and X are not next to each other on a QWERTZ keyboard. I'd suggest to double the shortcut of Z with Z and Y.<p>Next thing: The modifier keys do not work on my Apple Mac Book.
It is keyboard friendly, but I still find google Tasks more intuitive regarding keyboard usage. It just worked, without any explanations, at least for me.<p>That being said, stripped down web version of org-mode would be a killer web app for me.
I use Orchestra and as far as I know they don't use keyboard shortcuts. Wish they did.<p>Nice work on this! I'd consider switching to it if it had a corresponding iOS app to sync with.
btw here's my dev checklist for the site: <a href="http://checklisthub.com/lists/4ef1d6af66a6a2000100000f" rel="nofollow">http://checklisthub.com/lists/4ef1d6af66a6a2000100000f</a>