In 2022, I was learning React Native and decided to build a small application for managing my tasks.

I made it functional, easy to use, and minimal. I launched it on the Google Play Store and ... it flopped (obviously). I got a few friends to install it and it never went beyond double-digit users. However, I did not build this project to make it a hit, because firstly it's extremely hard. And secondly, if I wanted to try, then I would've built it in a completely different way.

This blog post is meant to be a page where you can know about What's To Do without actually using it.

Update (2024): Since 2022, Google has mandated that app developers continuously update their applications to ensure compliance with evolving privacy policies. This requirement imposes a significant overhead on maintaining older projects. So, I've decided to unlist the app from the Play Store.

What is it?

What's to Do? is a personal task manager app that supercharges your productivity with analytics.

It's customizable, minimal, aesthetic, and easy to use.

Features

What’s to do is a productivity app that helps users track their tasks with a minimal design, useful analytics, and an aesthetic look.

Some features of the app:

• No-nonsense priority-based tasks.
• Auto-generated daily and weekly stats for helping users track their tasks.
• Offline mode: add, edit and delete tasks without the internet, and these changes will be synced as soon as your device reconnects.
• Dark / Light mode.
• Minimal design, which works well on all device sizes (right from a MotoG to an iPad).
• User authentication via email.
• Real-time updates across multiple devices.

Tech stack: React Native, Expo, Google Cloud Platform products like Firebase Realtime Database, and Firebase Authentication.

Mock-ups and screenshots which depict What's To Do's app experience

Note that these mockups are the actual screenshots of the app.