What r/ProductivityApps is talking about this week

I am a visual thinker, and when I want to plan stuff out, I prefer to use mind maps. There are many brilliant mind map apps out there, but one disadvantage I noticed is that the task integration...

Hi all, I used YNAB every day for about six years. I love the method, but the price kept going up and I was paying for bank sync I never even turned on. So I built my own: Zerosum, a zero-based...

Sparkshots is a browser-based editor for making app mockups and short promo videos in one place, so you don’t have to bounce between a design tool and a video editor. What it does: Put your...

Heyyyoo. Solo dev here. I struggle with budgeting, so I built this visual envelope app to help me track my spending. It runs on your pay. On payday your pay fills each envelope, and when you...

Hi everyone. I'm the developer of Tracer, a screenshot tool for macOS. Since it launched in August I've posted about it only once, in another subreddit, and so many Mac users liked it that I ended...

Two weeks ago we posted Classycal here for its launch. We hoped for a few downloads and a bit of feedback. We got way more: kind words, honest criticism, bug reports, feature requests, and most of...

Hi r/ProductivityApps Over the past few years, I've been building a productivity app to replace both my calendar and to do apps. It's called Zesfy and you can directly add your daily tasks right...

Hello, I am currently looking for a good calendar app I can use to plan my study schedule for upcoming exams. I don't like timeblocking things as it never works out so I prefer to assign tasks to...

Hey everyone! I'm a solo developer and just released my first iPhone app, Budgetopia. Every spending category is a building in a small village. Stay on budget and it's sunny; overspend and it...

For me, simplicity is key. I don’t want to schedule everything or set deadlines. I just want to add a task, maybe a few subtasks, and that’s it. I ended up building a little local web app for my...