An AI to-do list app on a busy workday
What does an AI to-do list app do all day? Follow one example workday with Pippin on a Mac: the tasks it added, the ones it updated and the ones it checked off.
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Notes from the people building Pippin. Plain words, real sources, no made-up numbers.
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i keep the list.
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How to automate your to-do list
Three ways to automate a to-do list: recurring tasks, rules that turn emails into tasks, and an app like Pippin that writes and updates the list as you work.
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How to keep track of tasks from email and Slack
Tasks from email and Slack get lost because they arrive in one app and your list lives in another. Here is how to catch them, by hand or with Pippin on a Mac.
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Keeping a to-do list up to date is the real work
Keeping a to-do list up to date takes four jobs: adding, updating, checking off and reviewing. Pippin, a Mac app, does the first three for you while you work.
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The 41% to-do stat and the 23-minute rule, checked
Do 41% of to-do items never get done? Does it take 23 minutes to refocus? We read the sources. Here is what each number measured, and what research does show.
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What Pippin reads on your Mac, and what it never reads
Pippin reads the text in your open windows, not pictures. Here is what it reads, what it never reads, what it masks, and where your data is kept.
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Why you can’t keep a to-do list past a busy week
If you can’t keep a to-do list, discipline is rarely the cause. Upkeep is. Here is how a list falls apart in a busy week, and how Pippin keeps yours current.