For the past 23 months, we have using, iterating on, and - eventually - loving the prototype of a web app we call Taco. Taco is a task list, except...it's not. It works with the task lists we (and many others on HN) already use, like Basecamp, GitHub Issues, Google Tasks, Zendesk, and RSS feeds and brings them together on a single screen. This allows us to prioritize tasks across multiple task services and figure out what exactly needs to get done each day. We've discovered that we don't need more ways to create tasks, we need ways to confidently decide which one is most important and finish it.<p>A couple weeks ago we decided we were ready to try to bring peaceful productivity to others. So we setup a Kickstarter campaign and as of today, it's 141% funded.<p>Learn more at http://tacoapp.com (includes Kickstarter link).
Looks great, well done on the kickstarter. I just wanted to add that I think that this:<p>>TEAM: Show your staff and collaborators that you appreciate their time: let Taco give them back some of it. Receive all Supporter rewards for 5 people whose time you value<p>is an excellent backer reward. Well worded, tied to theroduct in a meaningful way and a great concept.<p>I wish you the best of luck!
This is a minor thing, but the carousel of supported services (Zendesk, Google, etc.) at the bottom of the page would be much better served at the top (ideally above the fold.) As it stands, you barely get the scrolling effect.