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Kanban boards. And timers for everything.
Reusable timers in a dedicated app is truly next level, I couldnt manage without it s
Isn't this just standard on android clock app. I have daily or weekly alarms for stuff I need to remember at curtain time of day/week. I just name them and set and forget. Use it for meds, taking trash out, order groceries etc. You can also create multiple count down timers and name them, but I don't use that so often because it's super quick to just type in any time duration I need. It's rare that I need to reuse countdown timers. Am I missing something here?