Adam,

I think you guys made the best decision. There's no reason to not keep your sites that don't take tons of time to maintain.

I think that some additional features would help you get more business accounts.

The mobile feature is great. I think maybe marketing those professionals who need to also track the time they work on projects and adding a timer to each task would improve it's marketability. Also, being able to add sub tasks.

Then lastly keeping a history of the tasks so that when you check them off they aren't deleted but simply moved to the history file.

Anyway sounds like things are moving along for you and I wish you guys the best.
Foreign Language Blog | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 12:42 pm | #

Hey Adam,

Another great feature that I like, that is not on offered on iPrioritize, is a date stamp or calendar feature. I function off of deadlines, so if tasks could be automatically organized by due dates, that may attract more businesses. I use iPrioritize for my personal to-do lists and i love it.
Jared | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 2:07 pm | #

Thanks guys - all of those features are on my iPrioritize list . I'll probably get to some in the next few months and others (like due dates) I might wait until releasing version 2.0 because the current infrastructure might be a mess to build that on to.

I do really appreciate all the feedback and I'm pumped to spend some time growing and improving iPrioritize in 2007!
Adam | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 8:05 pm | #