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LuDo Weekly

Alejandro Alvarez Wilmanski · Productivity

Ludo Weekly is a planner focused on the week you're in

$3.99 · In-app purchases

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Feature spec

Goal: Send a clear invoice after finishing a job.

  • Add a client, line items, a due date, and payment instructions.
  • Preview the total before exporting a PDF.
  • Keep an editable draft if export fails.

Screen plan

Invoice editor: Client at the top, editable line items in the middle, total and preview action at the bottom.

States: Empty draft, validation errors beside each field, exporting, and a retry action that preserves the draft.

Differentiate and validate

Hypothesis: Contractors need faster repeat invoices more than more templates.

First experiment: Test duplicating a previous job with five contractors. Watch where they hesitate before expanding the feature set.

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Hypothesis 1

Implement a better project management system with drag-and-drop functionality.

Assumption to check: Users often find it difficult to manage tasks across multiple projects.

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Hypothesis 2

Incorporate customizable reminders for tasks.

Assumption to check: Many productivity apps lack effective reminders.

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Hypothesis 3

Add calendar and kanban views for task management.

Assumption to check: Users want more visual representations of their tasks.

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Hypothesis 4

Allow users to customize themes and task layouts.

Assumption to check: Limited customization options lead to user frustration.

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App Store description

Ludo Weekly is a planner focused on the week you're in. No tags, no projects, no notifications, no AI assistants — just your current week and what you need to do. Most planners start simple. Then they grow. Tags, projects, integrations, AI assistants, premium tiers, dashboards. Each feature is easy to justify on its own. Together, they turn planning into a second job. Ludo Weekly is the opposite bet. Open the app. See seven days, stacked. Tap one. Add what you need to do. Done. That's the whole product. At the end of every week, it resets — cleanly and without drama. Completed tasks are quietly archived. Unfinished ones don't vanish or get marked overdue: they flow automatically to the top of next week's inbox, ready to be rescheduled or let go. No guilt, no pressure, no tasks lost in a black hole. The week ends. A new one begins. You decide what carries over. WHAT YOU GET · Seven days, always visible. · An "inbox" at the top for tasks you haven't assigned to a day yet. · A tap to complete, a swipe to edit or delete. · A hand-drawn scribble to cross things off, like in a paper notebook. · Drag tasks between days, or back to the inbox, freely. · An honest weekly rollover: completed tasks are archived; unfinished ones move to next week's inbox so nothing is silently lost. · An archive of past completed tasks, tucked away in Settings — out of sight, but there if you need it. WHAT YOU DON'T GET · Accounts to create. · Subscriptions. · Notifications. · Tags, projects, priorities, filters, dashboards. · Analytics or tracking of any kind. · Anything else trying to get your attention. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Ludo Weekly stores your tasks locally on your device. No accounts. No external servers. No third-party analytics or tracking of any kind. Your data is yours. A NOTE ON SYNC Ludo Weekly doesn't sync between devices yet — your tasks live on the device where you installed it. iCloud sync between your iPhone and iPad is on the roadmap. When it arrives, it will use Apple's private infrastructure: your data will travel directly between your own devices, never through our servers. PRICING A simple, honest, one-time payment. No subscription, ever. Pay once, use forever, including future updates. WHY WE BUILT THIS After trying every productivity app on the market and watching them all drift toward complexity, we built the one we actually wanted. Every feature in Ludo Weekly is a deliberate choice. Every missing feature is one too. We didn't skip notifications, tags, priorities, and dashboards because they were hard to build — we skipped them because they change what the app is. The constraint is the product. If you find yourself wanting more features — that's the failure mode this app is here to avoid. This won't change. Future versions will grow only along the core — never toward feature-creep. Where we will always invest: stability, polish, and making the experience excellent for the people who find this the right fit.

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Set boundaries

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Check the hard parts

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