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[Julien Quintard @jquintard]

We made a free and open source app for exporting all your notes from Apple Notes. 👇

If, like millions of people, you have thousands of notes in Apple Notes and you feel stuck, unable to back them up or migrate them to another tool, this tool might prove handy.

[Julien Quintard @jquintard]

How to be more productive? 15 years of experience & 300+ interviews summarized in a single post. Here is what actually work. 👇

Truth is simple.

There is no single "best" way to work. What works is what works for you! If your system works, you are not missing out.

However...

[Julien Quintard @jquintard]

Is it just me or it feels like all products end up with a prompt input field these days?

Many products have moved away from a user interface that took decades to polish and replaced it with a single prompt, with the most recent being Linear.

[Julien Quintard @jquintard]

We are about to unveil something huge in @routinehq that relates to ......... AI.

Not a big surprise I know. But we need your help.

[Julien Quintard @jquintard]

Today, we’re proud to introduce @routinehq 1.0 🎉.

What started as a personal productivity tool combining tasks, calendars & notes has evolved into something much bigger: a new productivity operating system for individuals and teams.

[Routine @routinehq]

@raphbuilds @ClimStefan https://t.co/1yg3yxRGRS

[Routine @routinehq]

@swanbldy Check me :) @routinehq

[Routine @routinehq]

One of the most interesting things in SaaS over the past decade is how very different products slowly converged into the exact same category.

Consider these starting points:

- Asana started as a fast way to capture and manage tasks.
- Airtable began as “spreadsheets meet databases.”
- Coda tried to reinvent documents by embedding the power of spreadsheets.
- Notion focused first on notes and personal knowledge management.

Four completely different entry points.

Four completely different mental models.

Yet today, they all look surprisingly similar.

Projects.
Knowledge.
Databases.
Custom fields.
Views (table, board, timeline, calendar).
Automation.

Because they all realized the same thing: companies don’t want dozens of disconnected tools.

They want a work operating system.

A single place where teams can structure information, run projects, document knowledge, and adapt the system to how their organization works.

And we’re still early in figuring out what the true OS for work should look like, in particular with AI that is shifting everything.

What do you think?

[Routine @routinehq]

Want to thrill your community? Do this one thing and you will... 👇

Close the loop!

Most companies “collect feedback” for their benefit i.e to find frustration and detect opportunities.

But rare are the companies that do it for the benefit of the user/customer.

Here’s how we do it at Routine (with a bonus point you can apply):

1️⃣ Be everywhere: Slack. Discord. Reddit. X. Email.
2️⃣ Make it easy for the reporter. We never ask users to fill forms, we just collect feedback wherever they report it
3️⃣ We collect the feedback super quickly by applying an emoji, label or else depending on the platform.
4️⃣ The feedback flows to Routine where we categorize everything (bug, feature, integration etc.).
5️⃣ We use the popularity of requests to take decisions on future developments.
6️⃣ Once we start working on something that has been requested, we press a single button which triggers an automation that notifies all the users by email to tell them we've started working on what they reported. That's a bonus which is super appreciated by the community.
7️⃣ Once the development is done, we press another button which closes the loop and notifies the reporters by email once again, this time to tell them that it is done.

Not only will your community be amazed (because nobody does it), but this is a chance of re-activiting users you've lost.

People don’t just want features. They want to feel heard.

When users see their feedback shape the product, they stop being users. They become advocates.

And advocacy compounds...

[Routine @routinehq]

@pntrivedy Yep. Only works if humans do not need to intervene.

[Routine @routinehq]

LLM still heavily rely on frameworks and online documentation to know how to structure code, even though they still poorly do, in particular when it comes to rearchitecturing & factorizing by itself.

But if we assume that AI will get better, why not ditch Javascript which is super slow and unreliable (even though that part we could assume it's a problem only for humans as AI will not make mistakes) in favor of low-level code that is faster e.g assembly (WASM) or even machine code?

Let me know what you think.

[Routine @routinehq]

Routine is entering a new era by introducing collaboration. 👇

Teams worldwide can now leverage what makes Routine's success, an elegant and simple interface for managing your work.

Routine's versatility means teams can leverage Routine to manage their projects, knowledge, customers and more.

Check it out!

https://t.co/nRnMW7fO8K

[Routine @routinehq]

@AIDemosCreators Hey @AIDemosCreators . Sure. Do let us know what you have in mind. We do have an affiliate program if you prefer: https://t.co/048qG10RjT

[Routine @routinehq]

We just released a new version of Routine Desktop which includes AI meeting notes, attachments & improved note editor.

https://t.co/RT2VQr5PDz

[Routine @routinehq]

Routine is on Product Hunt, unveiling the Android app to the world.

It is the most powerful productivity app on the Play Store, combining tasks, calendars, notes, contacts, projects and more.

https://t.co/VNFUtYJkaS

[Routine @routinehq]

2) Journal: for taking daily notes for people who enjoy reflecting and planning by writing

In addition, this version comes with crazy improvements on time blocking and massive polishing.

Check it out...

https://t.co/XW48i65TPB

[Routine @routinehq]

We just released a new version of Routine, and it's big!

Routine now has two new capabilities:

1) Contacts: for managing all your contacts as easily as tasks, calendars & notes.

[Routine @routinehq]

@erysisntsyre Hey @erysisntsyre , could you shoot us email at [email protected]? We'll look into it right away.

[Routine @routinehq]

@addtostacked @suresh_uix @heyconstella @getoutline @benjiDotSo @tryOctarine @Taimappio @huly_io @reflagcom @joindimension 👏

[Routine @routinehq]

Ever find yourself swimming through 13 different apps just to figure out what matters? Time for less chaos, more clarity. A unified workspace isn’t just neat; it’s your new superpower. Trust us: your brain will thank you. #Productivity #Routine