Comments on The Tudumo Times: A tipping point

Another developer using Tudumo here and I'm loving...

2007-11-29T03:37:00.000+02:00

Another developer using Tudumo here and I'm loving it. By far the best I have used so far and I made a point of mentioning it on my blog recently.

Keep up the good work!

Laur: nowhere NEAR enough traffic to buy lunch onc...

2007-11-20T19:19:00.000+02:00

Laur: nowhere NEAR enough traffic to buy lunch once a month, never mind pay for development :) But thanks for the message - it's always great to hear developers are using Tudumo because you're pretty hard to please!

Why I love this tool: total keyboard support. I'm ...

2007-11-20T12:25:00.000+02:00

Why I love this tool: total keyboard support. I'm a programmer, and I like to keep my hands on the keyboard, thank you very much. Tudumo is just a Win+T, Ctrl+N, "Add new feature to project X", Win+T away, and THAT's in my view the most powerful feature of this todo list. I've been previously using MonkeyGTD, which has its own strengths (portable, runs in the browser, can be hosted online) - in fact, I still use it for my home-related Todo stuff, because I can share it between computers. However, Tudumo is now my tool of choice for managing my work-related tasks. Big kudos to you, Richard.

As for the revenue model: given the newly found (and well deserved) popularity of Tudumo, why not get some adsense and see if its generating enough income to keep the tool free? Not to say that I wouldn't buy it, but I imagine that a crippled shareware Tudumo would reach far less people than a freeware Tudumo. Just my two cents on the matter :)

Thanks anonymous - the most often expressed compli...

2007-11-19T07:53:00.000+02:00

Thanks anonymous - the most often expressed compliment is about the minimalist design, so while there will have to be additions and new features I'll definitely keep it clean!

"So, there were two days of 1000+ downloads a day....

2007-11-15T02:17:00.000+02:00

"So, there were two days of 1000+ downloads a day...None of it actually my doing."

You're too modest! I think it has EVERYTHING to do with you for developing what is looking like THE desktop GTD ToDo list application.

It's simple, yet powerful. Minimalist in design, with a sort of Web 2.0 look and feel, if that's possible in a desktop client!

Please keep up the good work and try not to get led down the "just add one more thing" route which many ToDo list apps suffer from, ending up bloated and over-complicated.

I've only just downloaded Tudumo but have been looking for a good, non-web ToDo list application and I'm really looking forward to seeing how I get on with Tudumo.