Why I build it alone
I'm a solopreneur, which is a fancy way of saying there's nobody else to hand things to. No standups, no product manager, no designer down the hall. That's the reason Taskaro stays small: every feature I add is one I have to build, test and support myself, so it has to earn its place.
If you want the long version, I wrote about why I built Taskaro in a market that already had a thousand to-do apps, and about how I ship as a solo founder without burning out.
What I've shipped
- Taskaro for Android. On Google Play, with home screen widgets.
- Taskaro on the web. The same account and the same tasks in your browser, plus a kanban board that only exists on the web for now.
- Jourvelope. A private video journal for Android. You can see it here.
Where Taskaro falls short
There's no iOS app, the kanban board is web only, and it needs a connection to sync. If any of those is a dealbreaker for you, it's better you know now.
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Say hi
Found a bug, disagree with a post, or want a feature? Email me at aliatwork364@gmail.com. I read every message myself.