Created this To-do list software this weekend but am struggling to get my first sale

[lopezno]

First time trying to launch software online so all ears for feedback.

What I have built is a to-do list that automatically prioritizes your tasks based on a few key variables,

I specifically it looks at

- How far out a tasks due date is

- What you consider the priority of the task to be

- how important a project that it is a part of is

- and how long it has been on your list

you can check out an example of it here

https://www.loom.com/share/efef09d0f84e459e9e26877d64dfa42d

And my landing page is here

https://dhubble.gumroad.com/l/lpfwl

 

[olivia18]

@lopezno I'm confused - is this something you coded from scratch, or is it bunch of pages sitting on top of fibery/notion/bumble/airtable (or whatever).

 

[asmodea]

@lopezno People are embedded in their existing systems - whilst the algorithm is interesting, it's not interesting enough for me to switch from Teamwork.

Task prioritisation also has a bunch of external factors that the software can't ever know about, so how can it ever be accurate?

 

[judyperalta]

@lopezno Huh........hate to say it but this is not "software" this is a template for notion......

 

[tribby]

@lopezno Hi There:

I think the value add of this would be being able to parse into Outlook/Gmail/Email clients and into Scrum softwares like Jira etc. If you could get phone messaging access as well that may help. Messaging apps such as teams is trying to do this kind of work.

Having that data at the ready for an end user would imply a value add given data is disparate and peoples classification processes vary. Your app would need to be hyper flexible but cater to most generic use cases. People do not want to spend excessive time classifying things for a new software solution.