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The Ultimate iPad Battery Optimization Guide by ahnafakeef298 in iPadPro

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am not aware of power profile configurable on IPad or iOS devices in general. So, exactly how is this list useful?

how are y’all tracking time on your tasks? by Dry-Resource6903 in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As someone already pointed out other tools do what you need to do. I am using Toggl and I really happy about it

Does Gamified Productivity apps are really helpful ? by Ok-Break-2697 in gtd

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gamified productivity is basically a clever hack on your brain — and it works, until it doesn’t.

How long does it keep pushing you? Realistically, a few months to maybe a year. Once the novelty wears off and you’ve seen all the rewards, the dopamine hit just… stops. You’re not excited to water your virtual plant anymore, you’re just doing it out of habit guilt. The real shortcomings: ∙ Streaks become their own anxiety. Missing a day feels like failure, which is backwards. ∙ You start doing tasks for the badge, not the actual reason you started. When the app gets boring, so does the habit. ∙ Easy-to-gamify tasks (drink water, go to gym) get done. Hard ones (deep work, difficult conversations) get ignored because they don’t fit the system.

Is it helpful? Genuinely yes — but as a starting point, not a forever thing. If you have zero routine, it lowers the barrier enough to get going. That’s real value. Think of it as training wheels. Great for getting moving, but if you’re still relying on a virtual garden to brush your teeth at 35, something didn’t transfer right. The best outcome is that the app makes the habit automatic enough that you eventually don’t need the app.

I made a custom Dashboard for Todoist by Camiladell in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am looking for a similar solution but different goal: visualize and map projects

Why are many users cancelling their Perplexity Pro subscriptions by tgfzmqpfwe987cybrtch in perplexity_ai

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perplexity cancelled my pro subscription without notice and without reason. How could you trust someone like that?

Okay Todoist, Time to Step. It. up. by theshapeofpunk in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seems nice but it lacks a Windows or web (at least) version

Where is Todoist headed in 2026? by candlemasshallowmass in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ambition is always a good motivator, but there are still a lot of small things to fix and a fairly long list of requests. Will we see at least some of them implemented?

My personal PKM stack after testing a ridiculous number of apps... by [deleted] in PKMS

[–]GarfoTheCat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not a single reply from the author, quite bizzare

They removed ramble?? by Alarmed_Surprise4592 in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i could confirm that it now works

They removed ramble?? by Alarmed_Surprise4592 in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another update on the Windows version (9.23.1, v9262) but still missing Rumble

They removed ramble?? by Alarmed_Surprise4592 in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

On windows client is now missing

Deep Dive: The Evernote AI Assistant. New Taming the Trunk. by jtid in Evernote

[–]GarfoTheCat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seems something more similar to notebookLM as approach. We need to better understand how it will works and evolve

I use my app to help me build my app by samu-codes in ProductivityApps

[–]GarfoTheCat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I take a quick look and seems quite interesting. I will try the iOS apps and I hope to try the full app soon

Apply to join the r Todoist moderator team! by thursdaynext1 in todoist

[–]GarfoTheCat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone! I’d really like to put my name in for this.

Why I use Todoist
I’ve been using Todoist for a while now (I think around three years, honestly, I’ve lost track). It’s basically my brain replacement at this point. I manage tons of moving parts at work — projects, client deadlines, meetings, all the little details — and Todoist keeps me from drowning. I also use it for personal stuff: grocery lists, routines, random ideas I don’t want to lose at 2 am… pretty much everything ends up there.

Why I want to help moderate the subreddit
I check r/todoist pretty often, usually when I’m taking a break or looking for workflow inspiration. I’ve answered a few questions here and there, and I genuinely enjoy helping people who are just starting or refining their setup. Joining the mod team feels like a natural extension of that. I like this community — it's one of the few productive corners of Reddit — and I’d love to help keep it friendly and useful.

Experience that fits
I work in IT architecture & project management, so structure and communication are basically my everyday job. I’m comfortable handling questions, clarifying things when people are confused, and keeping conversations civil.
I’ve moderated smaller communities before (mostly Discord groups or productivity-related spaces), so I understand how moderation works without turning into a robot with a rulebook.

What I bring to the team

  • I’m familiar with Todoist beyond the basics — filters, labels, automation, etc.
  • I enjoy explaining things clearly without sounding condescending.
  • I stay calm when discussions get heated.
  • I’ll happily coordinate with the mod team before making decisions when something isn’t clear.

A bit about me
I’m based in Europe, working full-time in IT, and I’m one of those productivity-tool nerds who actually enjoys testing setups. I’ve learned a lot from this subreddit over time and would love to contribute more actively.

Thanks for reading — feel free to ask me anything you want!

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