Timestripe completely changes the way I think about goals and in an amazingly positive way. My planning is more thoughtful and strategic than it has ever been thanks to the "planning horizons" paradigm, the Climbs feature, widgets, and the sheer flexibility of the application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the phone widgets were interactive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Long-term perspective kept in view with slide panes, which is a fast, joyful experience without bugs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Integration with Outlook calendar, Mac native app, export via Markdown Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Timestripe is an amazing app especially for people like me who have an ADHD and have a problem in executing my goals and plans in life.

I've used many productivity apps before but timestripe is topnotch, as it is easy to use and breaking down your goals and having a wider overview of your plans is very useful.

Also, you'll always be reminded by your long-term goals which is very important in today's age of rampant internet distraction Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The board templates, and the climb loading times took longer than it should be. Also journaling with custom-template prompts is difficult to do as timestripe doesn't have a dedicated custom-template documents area which you can easily duplicate when doing a daily or nightly journal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As stated in the title, this is downright the best goal manager there is. I love trying out new productivity apps to get the feeling of "starting fresh", and that included some of the most popular options like Todoist, TickTick, Structure, or even some AI planners like Motion, Sunsama, Akiflow, etc. None of them really stuck, I almost always jumped ship after at most a week.

Timestripe really gives you the option to make the app truly personal and works for you. It allows you to set long-term goals, and then guides you to set daily tasks accordingly. I have multiple projects going on at all times, whether for self-development or work, Timestripe has made it very easy to keep track of them and stay motivated. The rich analytics and "countdown clock" keep you inspired and made the inner-stoic inside me very happy. It has become my go-to life planner, and it's something I can see myself using consistently.

It also allows you to make Kaban boards and build habits with their unique "climb" feature. They are doing what Notion is trying to do, but with much more clarity and simplicity. My favorite feature is the "divider" option, which allows you to divide tasks into chunks without having to create and click on a bunch of labels. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The web and Mac versions of the app works fluidly and beautifully. However, there are a few bugs that might be frustrating if you also use it to store images, files, and other important documents. I like to write codes beside my notes, and sometimes the codes would disappear randomly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The UI centered about the year/month/week/day.

- The only app to do this.

- Simple UI straight to the point

- Ability to create and share a board

- A mobile App Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Search is not yet fully implemented. Fuzzy search would be more convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The way the app is organized is so cool. It gives you an easy way to integrate your life goals along with yearly/monthly/weekly goals. Just spend a little time to set out your goals, divide and subdivide into tasks and the rest is taken care of by the app. You can duplicate tasks everyday, you can set time for each tasks so they become your reminders as well. It has its own calender so you can view your month or year in a glance, or you can integrate with a calender you like and work across both. It is easy to implement with the wide variety of templates already provided and you can also create your own template.

I use it everyday to review my goals and to keep up my productivity. The ability to add notes to even the smallest sub task makes it my go to journalling app as well because now I have everything in one place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is not easy to navigate as a beginner and can become overwhelming. Probably a tutorial of some sorts which makes the entire workspace easy for a new user to understand what can be done in this massive workspace would be of great help for someone who wants to try it out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Timestripe stands out as a web and mobile app with a blend of robust, delightful design and functionality. It stands in the sweet spot between the extreme Z-genish friendliness of AnyDo or Todoist and the enterprise feel of MyLifeOrganized and Toodledo. As a creative entrepreneur with a scattered schedule, Timestripe felt tailor-made for me, satisfying my desire to be inspired by the big picture, as well as appealing to my aesthetics of funcrtionality. It combines elements of task management application and flexible Kanbans with infinite subgoals and multiple "horizons" and "spaces" informed by Covey's life perspective.

Timestripe is a well-designed app to manage tasks and goals, that caters to those who strive for meaning in task-driven lives. Despite a few limitations, its blend of functionality and design makes it a rare find among productivity apps. I’m giving it a shot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like the Android app to have more functionality in terms of notifications. I hope the upcoming 2-way Google Calendar sync would offer an improvement in that department. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At first, using this app was disturbing because it completely reshapes how you manage your to-dos. But thanks to the templates and modules, which act like tutorials, it helps you rethink your organization and determine real objectives for the mid and long term, not just tasks.

What I absolutely adore about Timestripe is its organization. You can start building a plan by thinking of your high-level objectives and developing them into achievable actions, which you can organize by month, week, or any other criteria you've determined. This way, you can always keep your overall objective in mind based on the different actions you need to take you and your team.

The web app and iOS app are very well done, clear, and offer many possibilities. I've just started using it, but after a few days, I love it. I used to focus solely on tasks, which prevented me from seeing the big picture. I'm still finding my routine with the app, but it's definitely one of the apps I use now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A native Mac app with notifications is missing, even though the web app can be used as an app. Additionally, more shortcuts for navigating the app would be great—I know I'm a shortcut nerd! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Timestripe daily to organize and manage my life at work and personally.

I liked the focus on objectives and the perspective of time, with different periods providing a clear and more comprehensive vision to organize projects, business, and life itself.

Besides the exclusive Horizon, there are many other features like gallery with templates that contain models of various task management methodologies.

I recommend Timestripe, beautiful design, intuitive and simple interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I missed integration with more tools and features for graphic connections between related items. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- I've been looking for a tool like this for so long!

- Love that I can plan for my year/months/weeks/days.

- The UI/Visual design is AMAZING. The quality truly shines through. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Wish there was a calendar view and Google Cal intergration.

- Wish I could track habits on this.

- Would love to extend the lists/card horizontally in boards.

- Wish there was a line divider, title divider, tags, and ability to make text bold, underline, or italics when adding to a list or plan.

- Wish I could view my month and year list when on the days view.

- A backlog list that I can open up at anytime would be cool? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.