#Producteev vs things code

I hate to dogpile on, but I’m just so incredibly dismayed by the complete & total lack of any development nor action from the ToodleDo team. Good luck, You still got me for 4 months at least. From what I can see in the forums is that long time customers are jumping ship and without their money, it's pretty much game over. If that is the case, oh boy, you really need to get moving because getting things back in order while also creating a new platform takes a lot of investment.

#Producteev vs things code

What I can glean from the forums is that Toodledo's code might be quite dated and in need of replacement to better integrate new functionality. Have chit-chats and thoroughly understand needs and wants and copy functionality that best addresses popular woes. Get some ppl on the forums to keep talking with customers. Just copy functionality from other platforms. You're lagging behind, but you don't have to be on the cutting edge my friend. After that use this simple Dutch wisdom: It's better to steal a good idea than to conceive a bad one. Get the (usability) basics back in order ASAP. To me Toodledo is now at rock bottom with a very nice product that still has great potential, if you don't move your asses you will get buried down to the seven rings of hell (yes there is even a worse place than rock bottom). More and more other services have awesome functionality and building a good track record. Even worse is the apple watch app debacle, this is NOT OK!!! I now depend on third party integration to deal with it. How things have been going and the poor updates are very worrying and as with others, there is a task in my list for searching alternatives.įirst of all the mobile app is not ok and should be fixed ASAP. I see al lot of ppl talking from a 'work' productivity perspective, but for me Toodledo is a 'life' productivity solution and it works good is it is now. I prefer this rather than combining several apps. Although Toodledo doesn't do well on each specific functionality (Tasks, outlines, notes, lists and habits), it does however do them all and in a practical manner. So far I haven't found alternatives offering information compactness that Toodledo offers. Although the interface is outdated, there is something to say for 90s style straight up interface. To put it simple, even amid this s*** storm I actually have upgraded my account and opted to wait another 4 months to see what happens.