Classificações e avaliações

The app begins with a request for a review! Then, when you start to explore how it works, it keeps popping up new windows - atrociously distracting. After the third popup, I exited and uninstalled.

Great app for planning and everyday tasks.

Amazing app, open minded founders, it will grow and improve a lot.

I’m still new to this app, but I see potential. I was a hardcore ClickUp user, and I got fed up with constant AI tools, complexity, and price hikes. Maintaining ClickUp itself was a task. I needed a simple, lightweight, easy-to-use, and clean app where I can just get things done. I’m going to keep trying with the byDesign app and hope to update my review in the future.

I have my calendars and todos in my nextcloud instance. Mails in IMAP etc. So it would be nice to support not only apple, google and microsoft!

I’m a self-proclaimed productivity app junkie; I’ve tried them all- Todoist, Ticktick, Noteplan, Omnifocus, Sunsama, Any.do, Workflowy, Things3, Notion etc. Something about ByDesign’s UI makes it feel like I’ve used this app forever, and that’s the first time I’ve ever had the feeling with an all in one productivity app. It’s attractive and well thought out. I can tell the developers took great care to keep their audience in mind. Really happy to have discovered this through Setapp, and looking forward to any improvements to come.

The concept behind ByDesign really clicks with me—it's the one approach that’s made the most sense after trying many others. If I could suggest a couple of features, the first would be allowing multiple pages on the timeline instead of just one. I have a list of recurring tasks that tends to clutter my one-off tasks, and it would be helpful to separate them. Ideally, I’d love to have a dedicated page within the timeline just for repeated tasks, so I can view them alongside everything else without the visual overload. Another feature I’d like to see is the ability for notes to retain the formatting when copying and pasting content—or at least offer the option to choose how we want to paste it. That flexibility would make managing and organizing content a lot smoother.

This is a temporary thumbs up. The overall concept and design looks really promising but no 2-way calendar sync for exchange and gmail means I can’t use it :(

A hidden gem: I was skeptical in the begiining but I was proved wrong - this app is magnificent: it combines time-blocking with GTD, habits, task and notes in the same page (game changer!) plus collaboration and courses. I sincerely urge you to try it out 💪

Pretty amazing so far, some small imperfections but really good overall.

Loving this so far. Only niggle is that I'd love a single overview(video or walkthrough) of a suggested workflow.

Excellent app, really great for managing notes, task, calendars. It’s one of the only apps that had this specific combination that suits my specific style of work. Love it.

Requires to make your iCal public to use with Apple - useless and raises serious concerns about privacy and cybersecurity. Promiced to add normal iCal integration in June - no progress. Deleted.

I use this app for my work task management and I'm very satisfied with it overall, giving it four stars. The best feature is its intuitive user interface. I love that I can simply drag and drop checklist items onto the calendar to schedule them. It's incredibly helpful for organizing my thoughts and seeing at a glance what I need to do and when. The only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that I'd love to see the next upcoming task in my menu bar. If that feature were added, it would be a perfect app for me. I've already sent this feedback to the developer and I'm looking forward to future updates.

I was so excited to use this but apparently It doesn’t support two way sync with google calandar.. So disappointed. But still i will give thumbs up but can’t really use it without sync

Let me qualify why I down voted a fantastic app with incredible potential. ByDesign aims to become the #1 replacement for Notion so I read on Medium. ByDesign has built-in capabilities that Notion STILL does not, after tens of thousands of users have BEGGED for them for YEARS such as a PROPERLY INTEGRATED calendar, 2-way sync with Google/Apple Calendar, a beautifully intuitive UI and a support team that actually responds. ByDesign does all this outta the gate. However, it’s just not ready for prime time. There is no dedicated sync/import tool to move all of your data from Notion into ByDesign. The only way to import is horribly ugly and just data dumps with no rhyme nor reason. If you’re starting fresh, it’s certainly worth your time investment. Bottom line, BD has great potential and solid bones. I downvoted it because it went to market too quickly without remembering their prime directive; give Notion users a solid, fully working alternative out of the gate!

Promising but currently too limiting for me. Some aspects are great: - I love the combined calendar, task, and notes concept - Does a great job with AI to help build out projects and goals - Good task and calendar integration - Pomodoro features are well-designed / useful - Home page view is very visually pleasing and clear - Cross-device syncing and availability of apps is solid Examples of things that need more work: - “Sort of” supports markdown - most things work, but linking between files is cumbersome (can only link to new files vs. being able to create a link to a new / planned file; normal Markdown link syntax & wikilink syntax not supported; markdown task format not recognized) - Markdown import doesn’t work as expected - even with a structured ZIP import, files are oddly nested and don’t retain organization structure - No file template support (such as a meeting template; a status report template; etc.) - Can’t tell of other notes link to current note

I think I’ve tried every attempt at a “all-in-one” task and project manager … and cast them all aside. Partly, because I have ADHD, so I tend to constantly try new apps that never seem to fit. I find ByDesign stragely comfortable. Its structured on the same premise as apps like Routine and such, but the partitioning of the different kinds of tasks (without extra work) eases my brain. Especially the dashboard. It just sorts things, so I can focus on what I need at the moment. Also, this is probably the best gamification I’ve seen. Todoist Karma points is pretty lame and does not realy motivate the ADHD brain.

Has a lot of potential UPDATE TO APPLE CALENDARS - they no longer need to be public. This makes things more secure and simpler - great news. The app is becoming really powerful. There’s gamification :-) There are many templates, habits to add :-), and courses to access, which is a brilliant idea. Take it slow, it’s easy to add too much and get overwhelmed.

Great app combining notes, tasks and agenda’s. Although some minor small issues and features, the ByDesign team is on top of this influencing the short term roadmap, like (big one!) integrating Apple Calendars.