Take back control of your time – Inspired by Nat Friedman
Take back control of your time – Inspired by Nat Friedman
I developed the "Year Progress App," inspired by the idea that a week is 2% of a year, to make time more tangible using relative scales. Disappointed by the high costs and limited benefits of existing apps, I opted to create a free alternative that aids in effective time management. I chose not to charge for the app to avoid the hassle and to freely contribute to improving productivity. I've open-sourced the app, believing in the community's ability to enhance and expand it. The positive feedback on LinkedIn affirmed my belief in the app's potential and value.
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