Life7 1.0.1

Life7: A minimalist to-do list application that allows users to focus on just seven items at a time.

The interface is designed to streamline daily tasks. After clearing the cat litter outside the box, engaging in a discussion with my partner about household cleanliness, and confronting a sink full of nearly spoiled dishes, I found myself reflecting on my priorities. Small interactions, like creating a new folder on my computer or contemplating my ever-growing physique, made me aware of the distractions that often cloud my judgment. The dusty fitness hoop and the unopened video game cartridge serve as reminders of goals deferred, compounded by the discomfort of sleeping on unchanged sheets for a month.

This raises essential questions: What truly matters? What are my recurrent reminders? There are always tasks that warrant documentation.

The Life7 application was conceived to navigate the chaos of life by encouraging users to identify the seven most critical tasks for personal and professional development.

• Features: The app restricts users to record only seven items, which can be prioritized. This limitation serves to enhance focus on what is most essential without added distractions.

Methodology: Inspired by the book Scarcity, users can categorize their seven tasks utilizing these frameworks:

• Routine work responsibilities
• Special projects
• Hobbies and personal interests
• Health and fitness goals
• Family obligations
• Financial planning
• Continuous learning

My personal seven tasks:

1. Organize the app's code (every 24 hours)
2. Locate a technician to repair the bedroom air conditioner (within 48 hours)
3. Scedule a check-up for my cat (in two months)
4. Plan a trip (in one month)
5. Assist my mother in purchasing a new phone (within three days)
6. Sell my bicycle at the seafood market (within one week)
7. Complete reading the photography textbook (in two weeks)

I believe that the Life7 app has the potential to assist in managing life's complexities. Feedback and suggestions are welcomed via comments or email.

It is important to acknowledge that life remains inherently intricate, and we must learn to navigate our diverse array of needs efficiently.