Awesome!

Glad you liked it!

Thank you, I shall train on UI more!

I use vanilla JS

Thank you!

Thank you, I shall continue after voting period is over!

Thank you for your feedback!

I'm still testing things, but to make it a bit clearer :

• there's no actual levels or char stats in the app, only borrowed concept of game missions.
• "focus on this task" is for when you've set your mind of what to do next, so that you don't forget. "start" is for when you're ready to start focusing on that task and start the timer.

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If you like the concept, here's more info about how this app actually works (I'm totally hyped to explain) :

• there's no time blocking, no scheduling, only time to commit and gain real-life experience.
• you don't just assign any tasks with low "experience" points. Tasks such as brushing tooth, take a nap, and breakfast are not to be considered a "mission", but tasks such as growing a YT channel, write a blog post, or game dev does. Because those things improve your life skills over time.

You can always stop when there's a distraction or an urgent task. No matter if you finish it in a week, you should aim to reduce that timer to zero then move on to the next task until all is completed (could also mark it as finished manually before time runs out). After that, you can reset the progress and start over. 

This ensure you distribute your time to gain life experience real fast without too much pressure on time scheduling, because everthing now fall in place despite all kind of distractions.

Then again, I need more opinions because this might only work for content creators who spend most of their time working on a computer.

what does 1m(+1m) mean.

missed this one. It's total progress + live progress (time elapsed since the timer is started)

Thank you, I shall make it better!

Thank you for trying this out
You're right! originally it display a warning to follow specific format such as "12m", "1h", which in your case "1min" is invalid input. I failed to check that case after uploading.

Thank you! In this jam version, no, but I will add progress tracker later. I need it too, urgently.

Nope, it's not a daily task reminder. It's like you take a mission from NPC where you're expected to finish it even if it takes a whole week, reset the progress, then do it all over again until that generic task is considered finished or you gain very little experience from it. That's the basis of development that I can picture.