Good app- limited colors
Response from developer
Hi Lauryn, Thank you so much for your kind words, we’re really glad you’re enjoying the app! Your feedback about colors is very valuable, and we completely understand how important color coding is for planning. We’re already working on expanding the color options, and you should start seeing more colors in an upcoming release. In addition, the next release will introduce the first version of Focus Session, allowing you to work more deeply on your tasks right inside the app. Thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts — it truly helps us improve Planelle!
5+
Use it every day
I love this app!
A very good app that could be great.
However, it appears that most new task-managing apps popping up on the App Store lack a very critical feature: badge alerts for today’s and overdue tasks. Sadly, Planelle joins this trend. In my opinion, every task/to-do managing app should have this feature as basic functionality. Also, I would like to see a hint that you have future tasks scheduled in the calendar. This could be in the form of dots with whatever color you choose for your tasks on the day you schedule them for.
Lastly, Panelle is young, and I’m sure it will get better with time. My only hope is that it keeps simplicity at its core.
Response from developer
Hi! Thank you so much for your honest and detailed feedback — we really appreciate the time you took to share your thoughts 🙏 Our goal with Planelle is to create a digital planner that is truly useful and convenient, while keeping simplicity at its core. We want to avoid adding features that only create noise, and instead focus on improvements that genuinely help with daily productivity. We fully agree with your suggestions about badge alerts for today’s and overdue tasks, as well as indicators for future tasks in the calendar. Both improvements are already in our roadmap and will be released in upcoming updates. Thanks again for supporting Planelle in its early stage — your feedback helps us make it better while preserving the minimalist experience.
