A manifestação do Rio teve menos gente pq começou exatamente às 10:00 da manhã. Não tem como lotar nada nesse horário. O normal sempre foi marcar para às 10:00 e o JB começar a falar lá para às 14:00-16:00.
@@joshua.olatunji Yeah im curious, some of the others are so bloated and have cool features that when you start to use them arent as needed and just add bloat. I havent used LifeAt yet, however it seems more lean and thats where apps need to get back to nowadays.
I used LifeAt before and I feel it is more suitable for students. I enjoy the focus feature especially with the ambience sound rather than the actual planning feature itself as I still prefer TickTick for task management. A nice attempt of all-in-one productivity application, but might not be the best for working professional in my opinion 😊
Interesting take! I'm a student and feel it's lacking for us too, there are no flash cards and the note taking is far to simplistic, and doesn't seem to be easily searchable or reviewable when you store mass amounts of notes.
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After all these years, do you still get excited about the app of the week, or do you go “oh Jesus not another calendar app ffs” in your mind?
A little bit of both
Don't want to be rude, but 2 million users sounds like a bs to me to be honest. This is literally the first time I hear about them.
The focus room would not work for my adhd. But it's good to see new apps coming online. More competition always helps.
Give me the best tools for adhd brain (I have iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch.
A manifestação do Rio teve menos gente pq começou exatamente às 10:00 da manhã. Não tem como lotar nada nesse horário. O normal sempre foi marcar para às 10:00 e o JB começar a falar lá para às 14:00-16:00.
Excellent review, loved the production quality but the app itself doesn't offer anything that'll make me switch from todoist
Thoughts on this vs Routine?
No mobile app?
A very robust daily planning experience indeed. Perfect for busy professionals 😜
Hmmm. Not compared to other tools IMO.
@@toolfinderhq If you don't mind, what other tools do you think are better than LifeAt? Especially at task management.
@@joshua.olatunji Yeah im curious, some of the others are so bloated and have cool features that when you start to use them arent as needed and just add bloat. I havent used LifeAt yet, however it seems more lean and thats where apps need to get back to nowadays.
I used LifeAt before and I feel it is more suitable for students. I enjoy the focus feature especially with the ambience sound rather than the actual planning feature itself as I still prefer TickTick for task management. A nice attempt of all-in-one productivity application, but might not be the best for working professional in my opinion 😊
Interesting take! I'm a student and feel it's lacking for us too, there are no flash cards and the note taking is far to simplistic, and doesn't seem to be easily searchable or reviewable when you store mass amounts of notes.