I built a to-do list that fits on one page — looking for honest feedback

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Hi r/SideProject, My day job is in the corporate world, where I spend all day in project-management tools. For my own to-dos I wanted the opposite: one page, open it, start typing. So I built TasksPage. What it does: - Every task gets a progress % you set by dragging, and the list sorts itself so nearly-done work rises to the top - Colour categories, notes, attachments, and password-protected categories - No sign-up: it works straight away, and a free account syncs your devices - Works offline, 6 languages, no ads, no tracking, data stored in the EU. It's made for a big screen, so desktop is where it shines. There's also an Android app for when you're out. Screenshot: https://taskspage.com/screenshots/taskspage-desktop.webp Finishing a task: https://taskspage.com/screenshots/burn.gif Free to try: https://taskspage.com What I'd really like feedback on: Is it clear within 30 seconds what to do? Progress % : useful, or just noise? What's the first thing that annoyed you? I made it, so happy to answer anything — including how it's built.   submitted by   /u/Proksimacentauri [link]   [comments]