No pro version
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No data collection
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No AI
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No in-app purchases
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No signups
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No pro version • No data collection • No AI • No in-app purchases • No signups •
Please procrastinate
TLDR • Goodbye old task managers
Let me guess…
You enter a new phase. Maybe you start a new job, scope out a passion project, or decide to finally tackle that drivers license. And you think to yourself (as the thoughtful person you are) “I’m gonna set this up right this time”, as you proceed to dust off that task management app you know you should be using more often than you do.
You fire it up and start planning the project. You create tasks, subtasks, set due dates, write descriptions, add media, connect links, and try to use that one feature that's behind a paywall for some greedy reason. Before long you have a diligent and detailed project plan that anyone could be proud of. More importantly, you’re sure that this time it’s going to work. Innocently, you let hope spark in your heart.
Next, comes the work. Even though it's overwhelming, and the project feels too big to budge you try to keep at it. Now and then you make some small progress or update the task list. It's a grind but you push through. Until that first due date hits, and the job connected to it is far from finished. Now every time you open up the app an offensively red text stares you in the face, daring you to stay motivated. And so after a while it (and all of it's accumulating friends) accomplish nothing more than stressing you out. The result? You stop opening the app... Oh, and you feel like shit.
First of all, sorry.
Secondly, it's not your fault. Most task managers are built to fail. They're bulky with features that distract from the actual work, they plot tasks on rigid calendars that can’t shift around the randomness of real life, and they are way more effective at building stress than sowing hope.
You deserve better.
Crastinate is designed to be pressure-free and simple to use. It doesn't make you feel bad for not finishing something on time because there are no due dates. Instead Crastinate organizes tasks on a timeline that spans from Today to Someday. Between which tasks can belong to whatever timespan makes the most sense to you.
Easily swipe tasks from moment to moment in order to procrastinate them further into the future or decrastinate them closer to the now. Each task is connected to a project, a view of which you can easily toggle to at any point. Reprioritizing projects is fun and easy because today will require different focuses than yesterday. Just like it always does.
Try it out. Tell us what you think. And good luck with your new, easier days.
Team
Lucas
CONCEPT + DESIGN
Carlo
DEVELOPMENT
Privacy Policy
For Crastinate iOS Version 0.75 and later.
Zero data collection
No one at Crastinate has any interest in your personal data. We value privacy and use no third-party analytics or advertising frameworks. The app does not log, collect, share or sell any personal information of any kind; nor does it track your usage in any way.
Email and support
If you contact us for feedback or support we will retain sender information including the email address and any other information or media provided in order to carry the conversation. Email addresses received in this way will be used only to reply to the sender and will never be utilized for marketing purposes.
Disclosure of personal information
We will not disclose your information to any third party without your expressed consent, unless if required by law.
iCloud
Tasks in Crastinate are automatically saved to your iCloud account for quick restoration in case of data loss or a device reset. Crastinate does not have access to this data and does not track anything regarding it.
This is not a mandatory feature and can be disabled in your device’s iCloud settings.
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