Timestripe
Goal manager
Get super focused on your goals every day! Boost your productivity with a beautiful calendar, shared to-do lists & powerful notes.
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Timestripe is praised for its innovative approach to goal management, offering a unique system that encourages users to focus on long-term objectives rather than just tasks. Users appreciate its clean, modular design and the ability to organize plans by various criteria, such as month or week. The app's templates and modules are highlighted for helping users rethink their organization strategies. While some users find the initial experience challenging, many find it rewarding and have integrated it into their daily routines. However, concerns about its governance under Russian law are noted.
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How people rate Timestripe
Based on 6 reviews
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A tool to be used through life-time. Thoughtful and minfdul product, which truly helps to play long-term.
The best todo for your life
At first, using this app was disturbing because it completely reshapes how you manage your to-dos. But thanks to the templates and modules, which act like tutorials, it helps you rethink your organization and determine real objectives for the mid and long term, not just tasks.
What I absolutely adore about Timestripe is its organization. You can start building a plan by thinking of your high-level objectives and developing them into achievable actions, which you can organize by month, week, or any other criteria you've determined. This way, you can always keep your overall objective in mind based on the different actions you need to take you and your team.
The web app and iOS app are very well done, clear, and offer many possibilities. I've just started using it, but after a few days, I love it. I used to focus solely on tasks, which prevented me from seeing the big picture. I'm still finding my routine with the app, but it's definitely one of the apps I use now.