Timestripe is a perfectly designed workspace for all your projects, tasks and notes. Unlike other apps, Timestripe aligns your daily tasks with bigger goals and helps you focus on what really matters.
Hey, ProductHunt!
Timestripe is a perfectly designed workspace for all your projects, tasks and notes. Unlike other apps, Timestripe aligns your daily tasks with bigger goals and helps you focus on what really matters. People all over the world use Timestripe to organise their lives and work. Last year, more than 1,500,000 tasks were created on Timestripe!
Today, we're excited to introduce Timestripe 3.0, featuring
1. A brand new, stunning calendar for a helicopter view of your month.
2. A Progress Centre that gathers all your project updates in one place.
3. A team page to see who's done what and what's next.
4. Comments and mentions for seamless task discussions.
5. A new list view for boards.
6. Sharing all tasks, notes and goals as public web pages.
7. The launch of Timestripe Magazine with productivity tips and tricks.
8. A Chrome extension for quickly adding content to Timestripe.
9. An improved mobile version for managing tasks on the go.
10. Notifications for iOS and Android.
11. A free trial period to explore Timestripe PRO without limits.
12. A flexible tagging system for better organisation.
13. And a lot of little improvements to make your experience faster and smoother.
For this week only, we're offering Product Hunt users an exclusive 50% discount on Timestripe PRO with the promo code PRODUCTHUNT2024.
We'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas! ❤️
@daler Congratulations on launching Timestripe 3.0! I just visited your site, and it looks great. However, it might be helpful to include a bit more detail about the features on your landing page. That said, I found the video tour very informative. I look forward to trying it in the future and hope to manage our projects seamlessly on your platform!
This keeps my projects aligned with long-term goals. How do you stay focused on what truly matters?
Congrats on the launch.
How do you help users move from high-level objectives down to everyday plans? Is there a built-in structure for breaking long-term goals into smaller steps, or do users have to manually link everything together?
Also, as teams use it, how does the platform handle differences in working styles or priorities?
Great launch! The concept of aligning tasks with long term goals is exactly what i have been looking for
This may be the tool I've waiting for someone to build.
Thank you for building this, I'll checking it out and exploring it.
Wish you guys the best on this launch and with your future plans (you got Timestripe for that 😉).
Been using Timestripe for a month, and it's like having a personal life coach in my laptop! 🎯
What I love most is how it connects my daily tasks to bigger goals - no more feeling lost in endless to-do lists. The clean design actually helps me focus (rare for someone who gets distracted by shiny buttons).
Finally found the sweet spot between "getting things done" and "knowing why I'm doing them" 🚀
Looks like someone has finally cracked the productivity x task management tool. Looks clutter free and outcome focused tool. I am sure Timestrip will disrupt the task management space likr what Notion has done to the document management space.
Keep killing it @daler @kulinkovich1 @anatoly_burov @zahadhamov @exemdash
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The user experience is really great! The interaction method is very innovative. How did you discover this need?
@daler Congrats on the launch. I like its UI. I will try it out on my phone and see if its the same.
The focus on long-term goals is what impressed me.
Congrats on launch v3 @daler @kulinkovich1 @anatoly_burov @zahadhamov @exemdash.
I'm hearing about this tool for the first time but it feels a bit like OKRs but with a more personal and flexible touch.
As a productivity nerd, I'm excited to try this out!
Congrats on the launch, product looks polished and interesting. How exactly does Timestripe connect daily tasks to larger objectives? Is it based on subtask hierarchy or some algorithm?
Time-blocking has become the most effective thing for me to do day-to-day :) Helps me focus etc. & I like the way this works well to allow me to focus on long-term too.
Best of luck with the launch Daler!!
Okay, I didn't expect to like this. I really enjoy the design and though behind this. The way time is displayed, recorded, and interacted with isn't quite like what I've seen before and this makes me want to try it.
