uprator
Every goal becomes a star. Every plan, a constellation.
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Every goal becomes a star. Every plan, a constellation.
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Most productivity tools give you another list. Uprator gives you a galaxy: every goal, project, and habit rendered as a star you can actually navigate, not scroll through. A background AI agent turns scattered inboxes and half formed plans into a live roadmap you can act on from your phone. Time is built in too, so work moves through eras instead of piling into one infinite backlog.
the galaxy metaphor is genuinely clever — turning goals into something you navigate rather than scroll reframes how a todo app feels from the first second. curious how the AI agent handles conflicting inputs when inboxes and habit data start disagreeing.
@zgr1543136 Thank you! The rule we settled on early: explicit beats inferred. When your inbox and your habit data disagree, nothing merges silently. The conflict surfaces as a suggestion and you make the call. The map should never move without you noticing it move.
the galaxy metaphor actually shows up in how it works, not just the pitch. having goals and habits as navigable stars instead of nested lists is honestly such a relief, my brain finally stops fighting the tool
@eyll09641878946 My brain finally stops fighting the tool" is the exact sentence we were building toward. Nested lists charge you a toll every time you open the app. Did the zoom click right away, or did it take a session or two?
The galaxy view is genuinely fun to move around in, way more inviting than my usual kanban setup. Surprised the AI roadmap suggestions felt relevant after just one day of use.
@faruk1756483 Day one is honestly when the suggestions should be at their dumbest, so glad they landed. They sharpen as it watches how you actually work, not how you say you work. What did it suggest that surprised you?
the galaxy metaphor actually works because you can zoom between goals and habits without losing context, which is rare for this kind of tool. really like that the AI pulls things in passively instead of making you feed it constantly.
@akulhazal61649 The passive part was a hard rule from the start. A tool that needs constant feeding just becomes another item on the list it was supposed to manage. And the zoom took embarrassingly long to get right, so thanks for noticing.
The galaxy view is genuinely cool, way more visual than another checklist. The AI catching loose todos from my inbox and weaving them into the map actually worked better than I expected.
@birgl1s2z The inbox sweep was the feature we were most nervous about shipping, so good to hear it held up. Did it miss or misfile anything? That feedback is gold right now.