Hey Developers! 👋
It’s been a few days since I launched TaskQueue, my first-ever Chrome extension. TaskQueue helps you set up focused work sessions and manage tasks without the usual hassle of switching between apps, notes, and timers.
One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced is getting those first few minutes of work started. Between writing tasks down, copying them into a to-do list, and setting up a timer on YouTube (and trying not to get distracted by suggested videos), I knew there had to be a simpler way. TaskQueue was built to solve that problem.
What TaskQueue Does Now
Task Management: Quickly add tasks with descriptions and tick boxes for tracking.
Preset Focus Timers: Choose 25, 60, or 90 minutes to fit your workflow—no extra setup required.
Night Mode: Perfect for late-night focus sessions.
What’s Next?
I’m working on the next version of TaskQueue and exploring features for the premium version:
Recurring Tasks: Automate repetitive tasks.
Batch Add Tasks: Create multiple tasks at once.
Subtasks: Break down bigger tasks into manageable steps.
Productivity Streaks: Track your consistency to stay motivated.
I’d love your feedback to help shape the future of TaskQueue!
How You Can Help
I created a short feedback form (it takes 1–2 minutes) where you can share your thoughts.
Here’s the link: https://forms.gle/kyA5876r1DJFL8Ti7
Your input will help me decide what features to add, how to improve the experience, and what pricing would feel fair for the premium version.
If you’d like to try TaskQueue, here’s the Chrome Web Store link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/TaskQueue/pmkhpcbppeiphckfnhdjhiplmbjhmfie
Thank you so much for your support, and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts! 😊
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