Timestripe
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Pros
- Never tried it but I saw someone recently talk about the Timeline app and it sounds like it works the way you need. ETA: looked it up and the app name is actually Timestripe
- Timestripe, the progressive view of time helps me focus.
- you can see everything at once in timestripe actually. that's why I use it, cause it's super hard for me to focus when I don't have the whole picture
- In Timestripe I zoom out with Horizons to reset the why, then slice the next 2 weeks into tiny, winnable tasks on the daily board.
- I kept losing sight of my mantras in PDFs, so I turned them into a daily ritual in Timestripe - a tiny Mantras note drops into my Today plan every morning.
Cons
- I use Timestripe btw, but maybe it's not for everyone
Sentiment
16 positive (94%) · 1 mixed (6%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +94% · raw score 94%
What redditors said (10 of 17)
Never tried it but I saw someone recently talk about the Timeline app and it sounds like it works the way you need. ETA: looked it up and the app name is actually Timestripe
Timestripe, the progressive view of time helps me focus.
you can see everything at once in timestripe actually. that's why I use it, cause it's super hard for me to focus when I don't have the whole picture
In Timestripe I zoom out with Horizons to reset the why, then slice the next 2 weeks into tiny, winnable tasks on the daily board.
I kept losing sight of my mantras in PDFs, so I turned them into a daily ritual in Timestripe - a tiny Mantras note drops into my Today plan every morning.
what actually lifted my lead gen was running the whole funnel in Timestripe. I keep a board per webinar, templates for pre-event outreach, day-of checklist, and post-replay follow-ups, plus a weekly review to iterate.
In Timestripe I set a nightly ritual with a 6:55 reminder and a short checklist, so the block lines up with a wind-down plan. That pairing finally made the boundary stick.
Timestripe's free plan gave me a quick-capture inbox for brain dumps, tags to group game-film-biz stuff, and Horizons that resurface picks in week-month-year views. Less tinkering, more thinking.
I stopped hunting for a second-brain consultant after setting mine up in Timestripe. Horizons keep my week-month-year goals tied to today's tasks, and review rituals plus templates made setup easy. When I get distractible, Focus mode shows just the next card. It bridged the gap I felt between Notion's freeform docs and Todoist's lists.
I bounce between apps too, but Timestripe quietly stuck.
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