This app is the future of AI
This is honestly the best example of how AI can be used effectively that I’ve seen. Many products offer generic “agents” to help you with whatever you need, but they often fall short because they tend to give basic, one-size-fits-all responses. The interface is one of the cleanest I’ve seen, with no clutter or annoying ads filling up the screen (and those annoying banner ads you have to pay to remove, the only reason to buy premium is for premium features). The AI tools are specially designed to be really helpful and have actually boosted my productivity a lot. I’d give it a 6 out of 5 and would definitely buy it again. (Fun fact I used the formalizer to help me phrase this review.)
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Great app, I have a suggestion!
Goblin Tools is an amazing app, and I have been using it for a few years now. Whenever I get stuck, I sometimes remember that I have Goblin Tools, and it has helped me prioritize my tasks and get things done.
I do have one suggestion. Magic ToDo is one of my favorite tools, and I love how it can break things into smaller tasks. However, I wish I could give the AI more information about what a task involves without giving it a long title.
For example, let's say I have a task that says something like "work on anthropology essay." It breaks the task down into the general steps I would need to complete, but if there are specific things I have to do for the essay, the AI wouldn't know that from just the title. I wish we could describe what the task involves or what the general routine for completing it looks like so that the AI knows how to break it into steps without being too vague. Essentially, it would be like the Compiler, but for one individual ToDo list item.
Goblin Tools is an awesome app, and it was worth spending the three dollars on it instead of using the website. 10 out of 10, would recommend. ✨
I do have one suggestion. Magic ToDo is one of my favorite tools, and I love how it can break things into smaller tasks. However, I wish I could give the AI more information about what a task involves without giving it a long title.
For example, let's say I have a task that says something like "work on anthropology essay." It breaks the task down into the general steps I would need to complete, but if there are specific things I have to do for the essay, the AI wouldn't know that from just the title. I wish we could describe what the task involves or what the general routine for completing it looks like so that the AI knows how to break it into steps without being too vague. Essentially, it would be like the Compiler, but for one individual ToDo list item.
Goblin Tools is an awesome app, and it was worth spending the three dollars on it instead of using the website. 10 out of 10, would recommend. ✨
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Great for me
Love this app. Use the different features several times a week. Very helpful
Customer service
The app itself is great and helps me to be more organised. However, customer service is non existent. Really lets the app down :/
Amazeballs
Perfect app