Years back I needed to learn a new dev framework. Seems like a to-do list is the popular first thing to build. So I sat down and drew from my own experience as a software engineer, product manager, dad, homeowner, and human being to figure out what it should do. Most important was that it needs to prioritize all my to-dos objectively. I tend to do the easiest, or quickest, or most self-gratifying tasks first - often ignoring the harder ones that could have the biggest positive impact on my life. Whenable uses a simple scoring and weighting algorithm to do that, and that part is free. Then it needed to help me track projects, big goals, my bucket list, and prioritize those amongst my regular to-dos. Lastly, knowing big tasks can be overwhelming, it needed a little AI to break those into smaller pieces to seem less intimidating.

Nice - seems like it could be useful for the hopelessly ambitious like myself. Really like the idea of breaking the life goals down into more manageable chunks to make them less intimidating.

This not only ensures all tasks are done well within TAT but also helps maintain a good work schedule thereby helping in stricking a healthy Work life balance. Thanks for coming up with this idea.

The AI integration seems promising for breaking down complex projects. Looking forward to seeing how users benefit from this approach. Keep up the amazing work!

Congratulations on your launch! Why did you choose to use weighted scoring instead of other methods?