Tres Cosas

Name: Tres Cosas
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Move your life forward with three easy things

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Move your life forward with three easy things

5.0•1 review•

85 followers

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Project management software

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Activity tracking

Tres Cosas makes it fun to do focus on three simple things each day to move your life forward. Use it to make progress on your health, relationships and career.

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Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Productivity•Lifestyle

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Hey everyone! It's been a bit since I've rolled out a project on my own. I ventured into this side project to inject some momentum back into different corners of my life: shedding some extra weight, reconnecting with old friends, and reigniting my passion for crafting new software for myself. A massive shoutout to Ali Abdaal's "Feel Good Productivity" for sparking the idea of daily "side quests." In my definition, side quests are those little tasks that don't really matter much. Missing out on them won't cause any drama. They're not part of my essential to-do lists or work backlogs. They're small, stress-free activities that take a bit of time and feel somewhat liberating. They're not ambitious goals. Their only measure of success is whether they're done or not. Think "spend 5 minutes hunting on Yelp for a healthier dining spot," not “run a marathon.” Or, "shoot Adam a text about grabbing lunch" instead of "lock in lunch plans with Adam." If he replies, awesome; if not, no big deal. My side quest is complete. Initially, I was simply jotting down my side quests in a notes app, which did the trick. However, I thought, why not level up by developing an app to track my side quest streaks and celebrate these moments? My daughter and I ended up calling it Tres Cosas, in honor of our laughably long Duolingo Spanish streak—three things, simple as that. This marks my debut solo iOS app, and do I have questions for you! :) I’m eager to hear your feedback on potential improvements or your next steps if you were in my shoes. How have you approached similar projects, and what were your learnings? And, importantly, does Tres Cosas strike you as an app you'd want to integrate into your daily routine? Your insights would be incredibly valued.

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2yr ago

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@busmark_w_nika exactly. I was just using a note in Notes.app and I did an ok job sticking to my side quests. But I also found it easy to slack off. I was also inspired by the Duolingo streak my 9 year old daughter and I have of over 1200 days! If Duolingo can keep me so motivated maybe I can do even better in these small quests of mine. Been working on the app on some weekends and early mornings just over the last month or so. Came together pretty quickly since I’ve been thinking on it for months. What’s next: not entirely sure. A social aspect seems like a top priority. Sharing what you’re doing with other people and encouraging your friends to keep going with their own quests. I could also see some kind of “help me AI come up with some side quest ideas” but I don’t have a clear picture in my head yet of what that looks like.

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2yr ago

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@natekontny love to see it! What stack did you end up using? Or did you stick to native iOS/swift for your first go?

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2yr ago

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@sean_lynch thanks man! Just react native. Hilariously this is my first iOS app that got published. I did a react native camera app like 5 years ago that never got approved so had a little react native experience in the toolbox.

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2yr ago

Hey @natekontny Congrats on the PH launch of Tres Cosas. I love the concept behind this app. Pretty similar to you my note app is filled with lots of my 'side quests' (as well as main tasks/goals) - so love the idea of having a dedicated place for them. Android user here - any plans to roll Tres Cosas out on Android? I'd love to give it a try. All the best with the launch

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2yr ago

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@sean_t94 thanks! For sure. I’d love to get the android version done soon. Definitely in the plans

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2yr ago

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2yr ago

Congrats on the launch! The small things are very easy to forget about. It took me quite a while to realize you need to consciously invest your time in connecting with friends and family just like you do it with hobbies or work. That will be the category I focus on first, giving it a try!

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2yr ago

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I like the simplicity, although I can't help but think of how this might include more positive feedback loops. Curious what you have planned next, @natekontny. :) P.S. Love the Carrd shoutout. cc @ajlkn

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2yr ago

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@ajlkn @rrhoover thank you! For sure, there's definitely more things planned.

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2yr ago

Love the simplicity and the gamification angle. I often get overwhelmed by all the stuff I have to do and make a MASSIVE list. Inevitably, I end up only doing a handful of things off that list anyway. I really like this approach.

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2yr ago

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@ryan_evans ❤️

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2yr ago

Congratulations on the launch, Tres Cosas offers an intriguing approach. How do you envision users incorporating Tres Cosas into their routine to ensure it becomes a habit rather than another forgotten app?

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2yr ago

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@anastasia_chakileva_ great question! there’s some obvious things probably like continuing to gamify the experience like Duolingo and Brilliant does. With streaks and leaderboards and celebrations for everything. I think a social aspect of friends nudging each other would help a lot. And maybe we should offer courses like these apps do. “Here’s 4 weeks of steps you can take to improve your diet” but that sounds harder to get right. What do you think I could do?

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