KosmoTime

To Do List with Super Powers— SPRINTS & DISTRACTION BLOCKING

4.7•3 reviews•

38 followers

To Do List with Super Powers— SPRINTS & DISTRACTION BLOCKING

4.7•3 reviews•

38 followers

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KosmoTime uses productivity science to help you achieve more tasks in less time. 1. Calendar Management — drag-and-drop tasks into your calendar 2. Sprints — batch similar tasks into super productive bursts 3. Distraction Blocking — laser focus mode

This is the 2nd launch from KosmoTime. View more

KosmoTime

Smart calendar for time blocking & focused work

1. Sync all your calendars: no more double bookings!

2. Block time: create, group, and schedule tasks directly in your calendar.

3. And more: mute Slack and tabs distractions, and keep track of your time.

Free

Launch tags:

Productivity•Task Management•Calendar

Launch Team

guillaume cabane

Get My Response Time

Hunter

I’m what people would call a productivity nerd. One thing that hasn’t been satisfactory up to now is the logic between my calendar and my tasks. They are separate entities … even though I only have 24 hours in a day to jump on Zoom calls and do as many tasks as possible. The end result: I jump on the calls, sure, but tasks are left behind. Not good. Here’s where KosmoTime made a big difference for me: I can have both on a continuous timeline Been leveraging KosmoTime as an early user for the pas couple few months and it has really improved how I organize my day, enabled me to tackle the right priorities in between the calls!

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4yr ago

Nicolas Vandenberghe

@guillaumecabane I can testify that you're the most demanding user I've ever come across :-)

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4yr ago

guillaume cabane

Get My Response Time

Hunter

Best compliment ever :)

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4yr ago

Nicolas Vandenberghe

Hi 👋 We're excited to launch the calendar of the future. Thank you @guillaumecabane for the hunt! We created KosmoTime to solve our own problem: I'm co-founder & CEO of Chili Piper, a SaaS company with 165 employees recently valued at half a billion, and I have tasks constantly falling on my plate. My to-do list kept growing out of control, until I realized that there was only one solution: block time in my calendar for my tasks, so that they get priority over meetings and emails. Then we discovered something even better: create a "focus block" in my calendar, to work on related tasks in one batch. That sound simple, but there's a problem: habits die hard. We're all used to Gcal or Outlook, we're all used to our own way to keep track of tasks, so providing a calendar x task experience amazing enough to replace these habits was a big challenge. We created a first version a few months back (launched on PH of course) and started listening. After months of users’ feedback collection, brainstorming, development and testing, here’s the new version of KosmoTime: the Smart Calendar for Time Blocking & Focused Work. I hope you'll love it as much as I and our few hundreds beta users love it! Thank you to this amazing community! Nicolas, Co-founder and CEO of KosmoTime

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4yr ago

Mitchell Orme

@guillaumecabane @nicolas_gipsybot This looks really interesting, and i wondered if it would work with ClickUp, the majority of my scheduling works through that, and I'd love to be able to leverage the Kosmo features alongside that. To be able to block certain times and stay focused, but still be able to change the status of tasks that I've got in ClickUp would be revolutionary.

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4yr ago

Audrey Rampon

KosmoTime

Maker

Thanks @mitchell_orme! KosmoTime integrates with Asana for now, and we plan indeed to develop the Click Up integration too! 😊

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4yr ago

Nicolas Vandenberghe

@mitchell_orme good question. We integrate with Asana, we'll do clickup soon, thanks for the suggestion!

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4yr ago

Alberto Blanco Garcés

Are you planning any kind of cooperation/integration with Todoist? I feel it'd be fantastic

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4yr ago

Audrey Rampon

KosmoTime

Maker

@alberduris Thanks for asking Alberto! Yes, we are! We'll develop more integrations in the next few months 🤝

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4yr ago

Nicolas Vandenberghe

@alberduris you can do your to-do list in our app. What would you keep Todoist for?

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4yr ago

Tan Ya

@alberduris @nicolas_gipsybot Personally, I use todoist as a dumping ground eg their integration with third party email clients to create tasks etc. It's like a large inbox.

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4yr ago

Alberto Blanco Garcés

@nicolas_gipsybot Because Todoist is the most superior todo-list app in the market (for my needs at least). It has a lot of amazing features than the competence in general and Kosmo in particular lacks (filters, great project management, subprojects, tasks with subtasks, full freedom in sections, shortcuts and hotkeys, inbox...). It's really difficult to compete with Todoist as a todo-list app. However, Kosmo is superior in terms of time managing for doing those tasks, and that's why I use Kosmo. The Focus mode, specifically. Indeed, I only use Kosmo for three things; i) The focus mode for tracking time, ii) the mute mode for helping me with distractions (it is the better mute mode out there), and iii) for comparing in the calendar how the planned time-blocking (done in Calendar) matches the real time-blocking (i.e., if I have blocked from 10:00am to 12:00pm a given task and finally I've been working from 10:25am to 12:47pm it's nice to see it because it aids with the improvement of my estimations).

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4yr ago

Nicolas Vandenberghe

@alberduris Thanks for this detailed feedback. It's true that we're focused on getting things done, hence we hesitate adding features like subprojects and subtasks. Maybe you're right, we should integrate with Todoist. We'll look into it. Thanks again for your feedback!

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4yr ago