Building Personal Software 0 ▲ Thomas Schoffelen 3 days ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments I've used Things as my main todo list app for years now. There's been slight interruptions at times when I switched back to something else for a bit because of its theoretical benefits (Todoist to work together with my colleagues, Obsidian to keep my tasks and notes in one place), but I keep on coming back to Things. Recently though, the fact that Things runs as a native app that syncs, but otherwise doesn't really communicate or integrate with other tools, has really started to become a limitation. I want to be able to tell Claude about tasks it should add, sync Linear tickets, and most importantly, let it read from other sources to suggest actions to take to complete the task. So the other day I spent a day "building" (almost entirely vibe-coding) an app that looks a bit like Things, and copies its best features (tasks automatically rolling over to the next day, Reminders import, etc). It's amazing how much you can get done in a day. I have a largely native iOS and Mac app, a web… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.