dotjo

dotjo

by Jordan Griffin

17 ratings
Free

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 3, 2018
  • March 5, 2018
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This app helps you organize your life by saving and referencing thoughts and actionable items. It utilizes rapid logging and bullet journaling techniques to free up your mind for productivity.

Rapid logging
Bullet journaling ideas
Save thoughts
Reference actionable items
Organize your life
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What's New in dotjo

1.0.1

March 5, 2018

Added app previews

FAQ

What is dotjo?

dotjo is a productivity app that helps you organize your life by saving and referencing thoughts and actionable items. It draws inspiration from rapid logging and bullet journaling methods.

Is dotjo free to use?

Yes, dotjo is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the core features of the application.

What devices is dotjo available on?

dotjo is designed for mobile devices and is suitable for users aged 4 and above. Specific device compatibility is not detailed beyond this general age rating.

How often is dotjo updated?

The latest version of dotjo is 1.0.1, which was released on March 5, 2018. This indicates the app has not received updates recently.

What is the user sentiment for dotjo?

dotjo has a high user rating of 4.7 stars based on 17 reviews, suggesting positive user sentiment and satisfaction with its organizational capabilities.

Does dotjo offer cloud sync or backup?

Information regarding cloud sync or backup features for dotjo is not provided in the available data. Users may want to inquire directly with the developer for this functionality.

Can dotjo be used for long-form journaling?

While dotjo is inspired by journaling techniques, its focus on rapid logging suggests it is optimized for quick capture of thoughts and actionable items rather than extensive long-form writing.