Open yohannd1 opened 5 years ago
I guess it is better to have them as separate apps, not as a single one, but unified using OS middleware (s.a. Android permissions to access calendar and tasks) and app-defined permissions, if needed.
Yeah, I think that works better.
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I guess it is better to have them as separate apps, not as a single one, but unified using OS middleware (s.a. Android permissions to access calendar and tasks) and special permissions, if needed.
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What about something like Sandstorm
@Thrilleratplay yeah, the Marketplace is a good idea. But a "problem" (in this case, I think) about the Sandstorm platform is that you need to host the system somewhere as a server. A file storage (like Dropbox/Google Drive/OneDrive) can't be used.
Accidentaly closed the issue, sorry.
and integrte it with your phone, and smartwatch? and alexa?!?!
Integrating with the phone and smartwarch? Yes. But.... I don't know about Alexa, I think that virtual assistants are more complex if you don't use a server.
About assistants: https://github.com/DeskChan/DeskChan
I really like this idea, however not everything may fit to one app. I would like to suggest an idea of using Kanban to achieve goals and an ability to use multiple tables for achieving daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly etc. goals. Each goal then could be separated into smaller tasks and time tracked using pomodoro. All of that can be done in KanbanFlow.
But here is the thing: I dunno why you guys are up to make it an offline app. As a web developer, I would suggest to make it a web app, where people can invite their friends, share their progress, compete with other and find like-minded people. As an example see SmartProgress.
If this would be a web app - we could then split it to a micro-services for each individual feature and we would have an ability to deliver each feature independently. Also since developing a native app for each platform is super expensive, it might be a better idea to make phone apps as a webview based.
@KOLANICH but how could this integrate with an app?
@sponger94 the problem of the web app is the host. As an open source app, I can only think of a self-hostable system. I don't know if it could work being hosted not by the user. But maybe it could follow the Sandstorm model: being self-hosted or hosted by the Sandstorm team. Also, at least on Android I didn't have a great experience with webview based apps, but it is still worth trying.
notion.so
notion.so
not open source
Anyone interested to work with me to create something similar. I have been thinking of creating something similar for myself and was researching existing tools which offers solutions to this.
You can check this out https://www.opensourcealternative.to/alternatives-to/Notion.
You can reach out to me via LinkedIn and we can build something amazing
NOTE: This issue is still being developed. Feel free to add more ideas here!
Project Description
An "ultimate" productivity application that unites the most known productivity systems (I think that it's the name) in a single place. Some of them are:
The Interface
Section Ideas:
Other Features
I think that this idea is too complex to put everything here...
Relevant Technology
It could be avaliable in all modern operating systems. Some of them are:
I don't know any specific programming languages great to recommend for each platform, though.
Complexity and required time
Complexity
Required time (ETA)