Daily.place

Hi everyone!, I want to share my lastest project.<p>The objective of daily.place is to have within reach of a single page the necessary tools to be able to have a space for concentration. Ambient sounds, pomodoro timer and a to do list.<p>Everything is saved and available in your browser under a name of your choosing.<p>- Music list with different ambient modes (rain, forest, lo-fi, coffee shop, etc.)<p>- Pomodoro timer with short and long pause, fully configurable.<p>- To-do list with progress bar.<p>- Light and dark mode.<p>- Configurable name + daily greeting and current time and date.<p>Any feedback is welcome! enjoy it!

Seems like this should have been posted as &quot;Show HN&quot;?

I love the design and simplicity!<p>I&#x27;ll bookmark this one and maybe take some inspiration for my own productivity app that I have been working on in my spare time <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;wols.io&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;wols.io&#x2F;</a><p>I find it interesting that all timer apps are focused on tasks and what you do while in focus mode. However, shouldn&#x27;t we also prioritize the importance of breaks and intervals between work sessions?

Very cool! What about adding binaural beats for focus?<p>Huberman on binaural beats for focus: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=iboQ7mmGGGU&amp;vl=en">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=iboQ7mmGGGU&amp;vl=en</a>

I suppose it&#x27;s fine if a lot of people like it, but if anything it shows how little desktop environments have advanced&#x2F;bloomed, and how deeply cargo-culted that whole space is.<p>This should be <i>trivially</i> easy to implement without <i>visiting the web.</i>

Hi all! Some updates of v3!<p>- Fix: CSS &#x27;break-word&#x27; in tasks.<p>- Add edit support to tasks.<p>- Store place names to show in homepage. Add support to remove them.<p>- Add notification system.<p>- Add hotkeys support.<p>- Add ASMR sound.<p>- Add buymeacoffee.com support.<p>- Replace cloudinary for imagekit.<p>- Add &#x27;delete all tasks&#x27; button.

This is quite cool and I like it. Lots of people will point out that this falls short of some key critical features. But if it works for it will surely work for a 100 more people like you

I am always amazed how people find ideas for projects like this. I would never think of making something like that, what was the thought process here? Is this a personal project that just turned into something else? Or idea was just exactly this from the start?<p>This is very creative but also has this vibe that &quot;I&#x27;ve seen it before&quot; even though I probably did not and it just combines many different tools into one. Really cool!

Really nice, bookmarked! +1 for the persistent option. very nicely implemented.<p>I created something(1) very similar few days back with the idea that a break for entertainment should not result in doom scrolling. Currently it has time progress, music station and cards.Would probably add todo and more personalization later.<p>(1) <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;daily.threesixfive.shop" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;daily.threesixfive.shop</a>

Very Cool. but CPU usage is always 15% and memory usage 350MB, It will be better if it&#x27;s resource efficiency

I like this a lot. Are there plans to be able to create places that persist?

Yeah, wrong post type, but I dig it.<p>How are you supposed to keep your page though?<p>Daily.place&#x2F;Katie or &#x2F;Steve are going to have some real competition

Cool website! One minor nit: coffee shop is misspelled on the website. It instead says &quot;coffe shop&quot;

The way this combines different aspects of environment and work is awesome. Like it!

Very nicely designed. I appreciate that it works and looks as great on mobile.

this is really good. thank you

Nice app...

Ehh... I think it&#x27;s just okay. It&#x27;s like a mix of things I might use, but each thing is just okay.<p>The ambiance sounds are an obvious loop after a few minutes. The coffee shop one was pleasant, but then it goes silent at the end of the track and pulls me out of my focus. Similar story with the lo-fi. A few minutes in and I memorized the loop and felt distracted by it.<p>I don&#x27;t need a todo app. Anything work related goes on github issues&#x2F;projects and anything personal goes in my e-mail inbox.<p>The Pomodoro was my favorite feature. I like the simple ding when a session is over. I might use it again, but do I open daily.place or do I go to a website more focused on delivering the best possible pomodoro timer?<p>Do I really need another website to visit on a regular basis? Isn&#x27;t the best interface no interface?<p>&quot;Do one thing well and work well with others.&quot; &lt;-- not Daily.place