Feeling seen @gruber.foo @adamlisagor.com Really enjoying your discussion about ai coding. I’m a Cursor “director” too and love having a coding partner I can’t annoy with “can we just” statements.
Pascal
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Long time app designer, now an app 'developer' too https://did-it.co Way outside my comfort zone trying to be more visible.
@davidpierce.xyz thanks for including Did It in Installer this week. Then someone stopped me in the street to ask about the Did It t-shirt I was wearing. Not a bad weekend!
Great review turnaround from both Apple and Google. 2.1 is out now. Includes colour matched app icons for iOS (haven't figured out how to do the same on Android) and a new backup reminder notification for Android (until I find a more elegant solution). Oh and dragging entries around is way nicer 🥰
What's behind the Did It merch slogans? Did something today. This is the one that started everything. Before the app, before any of this, just a simple idea. That doing something, anything, deserves a moment of recognition. You did something today. Take the win. did-it.co/merch
What's behind the Did It merch slogans? Perfectly ordinary. We've held onto this phrase in our family for years. Most days aren't exceptional. The majority of day to day life is ordinary. That's not something to fix or apologise for. It's something to appreciate. It's perfect. did-it.co/merch
What's behind the Did It merch slogans? Living my best life... I kept seeing this phrase and noticing what it was doing to people around me. The stress of not doing enough, not being enough, dulling the days they were actually living. The strikethrough is us pushing back. did-it.co/merch
What's behind the Did It merch slogans? "Normal is underrated" Getting up. Going outside. Eating a meal. Knowing what to do with the day. I do these without thinking. Some people I love work incredibly hard just to do any one of them. Normal is not a low bar. It's everything. did-it.co/merch
Did it merch! First version I used translucent pngs to “pick up the colour of the shirt”. Didn’t stop to actually think how that could possibly print. Spoiler: it didn’t! These leave nothing to chance.
Did It just hit version 2.0, which is really just a way of saying it's had 10 releases since February and I probably did version numbering wrong! Started as something I built for people close to me. Free, no accounts, just a quiet place to record and celebrate what you did today. did-it.co