Thinker offers three essential features: A Kanban Board to Track your Todos, A Feature-rich Whiteboard, and a scratch pad. You can create projects within Thinker with each project having these three features attached with them.
Hello everyone! Arjun here, a software engineer turned filmmaker, solopreneur, and creator of Thinker. When "Some Products" wanted to charge me 10 Dollars per month from my almost empty pocket for Whiteboarding and Notion had a learning curve steeper than my Bachelor's Degree, I thought of creating Thinker. When my friends tested it out, It was a sudden hit. That's when I realized I could make some pocket money. I did some more market fit testing with random people and Viola, emails started flooding in saying this was exactly what they wanted. Something minimal and essential-only is what Thinker aims to be!
It is currently an offline Note taking app but I am already working on building the cloud Integration for it and It should be out by mid-August (I'm also working on a feature film project of mine).
I hope you guys enjoy the product and Feel free to reach out to me for any feature requirents or hate speech! Would definitely enjoy both!
Hi Arjun - I like this a lot because it gives you the flexibility of a jamboard and has sticky notes that you can move freely around as well as a textbox and ways to catalog it (similar to Notion). Also love the chaotic humming in the demo, haha.
Would you make this for teams? Are you selling based on taking business away from Notion based on price? Curious what you think the market size for this is based on this target customer profile.
Congratulations on the launch @arjun_acharya. This looks cool. Having Todos, whiteboard and scratchpad means I do not have to use 3 different tools to be able to complete a project, especially when my needs are simple.
Congrats on the launch! How do you ensure the app stays user-friendly while still offering enough functionality to meet diverse needs? Can't wait to see what the cloud integration brings to the table!
This is such a great app to track work a site and drawings received and sent. Great for architects!
Upvoted coz sounds like it could be catnip for productivity. Plus, having everything in one spot is clutch.
Does Thinker play well with team collaboration, though? Keen to know if we can all doodle and drop tasks in real time without stepping on each other's digital toes.
If this tool can cut down the clutter on my desk and desktop, I'm all in. 📊🖌️
What a cool idea! I often find myself using pen and paper for mindmaps and notebooks for ideas, but that gets messy… I’m looking forward to try this! Great job Arjun!
About Thinker on Product Hunt
“Whiteboard and Kanban for productivity”
Thinker launched on Product Hunt on April 24th, 2024 and earned 167 upvotes and 35 comments, placing #12 on the daily leaderboard. Thinker offers three essential features: A Kanban Board to Track your Todos, A Feature-rich Whiteboard, and a scratch pad. You can create projects within Thinker with each project having these three features attached with them.
Thinker was featured in Productivity (650k followers), Task Management (84k followers) and Notes (8.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 140k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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