How did you find the idea?

I needed a tool for my day-to-day job as a tech leader to organise my to-dos, and have a clear picture of what needs to be done on any given day.

I also wanted to make sure I'm always in the know about the week and I can plan ahead accordingly. I needed my cognitive load to decrease, and couldn't find a tool that does that simply, but efficiently.

How did you come up with the name for your project?

I've spent days trying to come up with a cool name, researching papers about naming theories; but then I realised: I'm trying to create a software that's simple but effective, and the name should have the same characteristics.

So, I went with the first self-explanatory name that came to mind for the time being, and by the time development was done I grew fond of it.

What was your main growth channel?

I'm constantly reaching out to my target audience on subreddits and facebook groups.

I'm still in the early stages, and I take every single user input and feedback very seriously - I plan not to change in that aspect.

Talking to potential clients and understanding how they manage their daily and weekly tasks is crucial to me.

What tech stack did you use to build the product?

It's pure Javascript (Typescript, to be precise) - NodeJS, Next, React.

Would you consider selling the project in the future?

I always love to have a pet project, and DoneMyBit satisfies all my curiosity about software development and productivity.

I'd only sell if that changes, and I don't see that on the horizon yet.