I Built a Minimalist Yes/No Task List for Chrome - Can You Roast It?

#productivity #showdev #webdev #discuss

Hi everyone!

A couple of weeks ago I shared my first Chrome extension here - YNO, a minimalist to-do list where every task is just a Yes or No. I've been fixing bugs since then, but now I need fresh eyes.

I'd love honest feedback - what works, what doesn't, what's missing. Don't hold back.

Quick Context

I have ADHD, and I built this mostly for myself. The core idea: you add a task, and the only question is - did you do it? Yes or No.

What It Looks Like

Key Features

Yes/No system - mark tasks done or not, that's it
Focus timer - up to 2 hours per session
Reminders - up to 3 per task, for today only
Daily tasks, events & routines
Tags & Calendar
Visual deadline tracker
Schedule planner & workload visualization
Task archive - completed tasks are saved, nothing gets lost
Dark theme + System theme
100% offline & private - local storage only, no accounts, no tracking
11 languages supported

🔗 Chrome Web Store
🔗 Website

What I'd Love Your Feedback On

Here are some specific things I'm wondering about, but feel free to comment on anything:

First Impression

Is the interface intuitive when you first open it?
Does anything feel confusing or unclear?

Design & UX

How do the colors feel? Too much, too little, just right?
Is the dark theme comfortable?
Anything that looks off or out of place?

Features

Is there something you expected to find but didn't?
Is there something that feels unnecessary or gets in the way?
Does the Yes/No concept make sense to you, or does it feel limiting?

Overall

Would you actually use this day to day?
If not - what would need to change?

What I Already Know Needs Work

There are a few inconsistencies in the interface that I’m still working on
When you first launch the app after installation, it’s not entirely clear where to start, and there aren’t clear explanations for each feature. Some users might find this helpful
Localization into some languages still looks a bit rough in places. I thought one language would be enough for now, but my desire to add a few more languages-at least for those countries where it’s actively used-proved stronger, and I wanted users to feel comfortable using the extension in their own language, even though it’s not easy for me

A Small Ask

Even if you don't install it - feedback on the screenshots alone is valuable. And if you do try it out, even 2 minutes of poking around would help me a lot.

Thank you for your time 🤍

This is a solo project. I'm not a company, just one person trying to build something useful.