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“Inbox” acts as a default staging area for tasks if you want to just throw some tasks into Planner without worrying about which list to attach them to, this is where you do that. There are three default views in Planner: Inbox, Today, and Upcoming. However, Alain has seen some success in using PayPal and Patreon to help sustain development. The one critique is that our payment processor does not currently support Peru, so Planner can’t be monetized yet (without incorporating a company in another country, i.e. I really like elementary OS and AppCenter (I consider myself a fanboy) distributing your application for everyone to use is very easy.

So far, Alain has been happy with both elementary OS and AppCenter. I really like Planner 2 because not everything stays on the computer, now you can also synchronize your task with Todoist and work from anywhere. In addition to a major visual overhaul, Planner 2 brought online sync.

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Planner has been on AppCenter for over a year now, but the major 2.0 update was released just about a month ago.

Then I started thinking and decided to develop my own task manager, a native one with a good design-and I think I succeeded. I used several project and task managers (Things, Todoist, Trello, MeisterTask, etc) but there was always something that made me leave them (features, design). I basically developed Planner because it was a tool I needed, I started working as a software developer 3 years ago and using elementary OS as my main OS. Like many apps, Planner came about out of necessity. And from time to time I also like to cook (my girlfriend always tells me I’m a good cook).Īlain has been following elementary since Luna, and has always appreciated our design. Otherwise, living in a tourist country, I like to travel and see new places.

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My favorite hobby is listening to music, I feel that I concentrate much more when I put on my headphones and listen to a good hard rock at full volume. Planner is developed by Alain, a 25-year-old systems engineer and app developer from Cusco, Peru. It handles due-dates, projects, reminders, and even online sync with Todoist. Planner is designed around to-do lists, but it’s much more than just a single list of checkboxes.

It’s also by far one of the most polished apps I’ve seen in AppCenter-it does so much, but it does it all well. If you’ve been looking for a great task management app, look no further: Planner by Alain is the one. Cassidy James Blaede Co-founder & CXO Tue, Feb 18, 2020