Popular Dr. Seuss app developer wants you to CommitTo3 tasks every day
Oh, the places you’ll go, the thinks you can think, and the things you can do that are good for you when you use CommitTo3.
Developed by Oceanhouse Media, the developer best known for Dr. Seuss apps such as the ones I’ve just alluded to, CommitTo3 is something your might want to check out if you’re looking to accomplish more this new year (who isn’t?).
First things first: CommitTo3 requires that you sign up for an account before you can use it. Also, the app is free to use for the first seven days only, after which it’s fully accessible with a $2.99 annual subscription.
Now, on to what CommitTo3 is. It’s a daily task management app that can help increase your productivity through focused tasks and peer accountability, based on research that has proven the effectiveness of this combination.
CommitTo3 works by letting you form teams with coworkers, friends, or family, with each member required to commit to three important tasks or “commits” each day. It lets you check off your commits as you complete them and track your team’s progress. It also notifies you when any of your co-members completes his or her three commits, thereby motivating you to complete yours.
Check out the promo video for CommitTo3:
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CommitTo3 lets you:
- Check off commits in the app or within Notification Center when complete
- View your team’s commits at a glance using list or grid view
- Track your team’s progress & participation on daily graphs
- Receive emails from your team when commits are entered and completed
- Participate in multiple teams
CommitTo3 is also available on any browser-equipped device through its official website, with which the CommitTo3 app is capable of syncing.
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