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Something To Do: Travel Diary

Kosu Kobo LLC · Navigation

Something To Do is meant to be a place for you to keep track of all the places that you want to go or have been, in a way that makes sense to you and your brain

$1.99 · In-app purchases

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Goal: Send a clear invoice after finishing a job.

  • Add a client, line items, a due date, and payment instructions.
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Invoice editor: Client at the top, editable line items in the middle, total and preview action at the bottom.

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Hypothesis 1

Include customizable diary themes and layouts.

Assumption to check: Navigation apps often lack personalization features.

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Hypothesis 2

Incorporate a trip organizer with tags.

Assumption to check: Users may find it challenging to manage multiple trips.

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Hypothesis 3

Add social sharing options for diary entries.

Assumption to check: Difficulty in sharing entries with friends or family.

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Hypothesis 4

Enable offline diary entry creation and editing.

Assumption to check: Limited offline functionality.

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App Store description

Something To Do is meant to be a place for you to keep track of all the places that you want to go or have been, in a way that makes sense to you and your brain. A way you can actually understand and use. But here's the best part: it also gives you recommendations from the places you've already defined that you want to go. Your own saved places, surfaced when you actually need them. Currently, on Google Maps and Apple Maps, what I found is that they don't usually recommend you places that you have already saved... places you're actually interested in going to. This is a problem. I already have a lot of places that I want to go to saved, but they just sit there. They don't surface when I'm exploring a neighborhood or looking for something nearby. It's frustrating to have all these places saved but never actually get to them because these apps don't remind you they exist, this what Something To Do aims to fix. Some of the apps features: - Works fully offline: Look up your places, use maps, chat with your places, and get recommendations based on your own saved locations - RAG-based LLM Chat: Ask questions about your saved places and get intelligent, context-aware answers powered by AI - Data Visualization: See your places data come to life with beautiful, programmatically updated charts and insights - Automatic iCloud Backups: Your placs journaling is securely backed up to iCloud, so you never lose your memories - Shortcuts & Recommendations: Get personalized place recommendations from your own saved locations based on context - Share sheet extension: Save places from Google Maps, Apple Maps and others apps directly to Something To Do using the Share sheet extension - Customization: Change the icon of categories, create custom categories, add tags, people, etc - Spotlight search: Search something to do using spotlight to find any information for in your places

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