Backlog
6Under consideration
New tool: phone app
Cloud sync
Creating this post to gather feedback on how important cloud sync would be for you. And how important end to end encryption would be to preserve your privacy.
Better multi-language support
Right now, the app will recognise most languages and reply to you in your language. But it would be nice to translate the app itself into multiple languages If this is important to you, do leave a comment what language you would like to see supported
Share result via URL
Right now, the app allows you to create an image of your session, but it might be easier to allow people to share it via an URL
Chat bot
Give users a way to “continue in chat” after using a tool to discuss further.
Save favorite
When the tool gives you a useful insight, you might want to save it as a favorite somewhere
Next up
1Committed and queued
In Progress
Actively being built
No In Progress issues
Done
3Recently shipped
Request history
Right now, every tool can only be used once before it has to be cleared. A feature idea would be to allow people to retain a history of their usage
New tool: reality check
From HackerNews: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43835059 One idea for an additional tool would be to have a “reality check” tool. I often believe that I can accomplish an impossible amount of work in one day. It would be great to have a tool that helps schedule work in a more feasible way. So if I say, “I’m going to work on this paper for six hours today and eight hours tomorrow,” it would challenge that and say something like “Let’s start with accomplishing two paragraphs today and see what else you’re up to.”
Single, alphabetical overview of tools
I would really appreciate a single page with a simple, alphabetical list of all tools. With each tool appearing only once. I possibly misremember, but I think something like this used to exist. The current overview with tools appearing multiple times and grouped in a way which does not make much sense to me, I find a bit confusing and overwhelming. Which is not what I would want in a moment where I’d like to use one of the tools, if that makes sense.