iPrioritize 4+

Good Concept / Bad Programming

The concept of asking questions about tasks to help prioritize them is very useful. And the questions are well designed. Unfortunately the page layout programming is so primitive that the app is almost worthless. Only about 15 characters of a task title are visible at one time. You can only see the first 15 characters or the last 15 characters. Any characters in between are inaccessible. So a week later after you have written the title for a task and you go back to update status goal status you can't figure out what the task titles are.

iPrioritize

I am very confused by this app - so far, it hasn't done anything that it says it's supposed to do. Even the examples in the on-line "Quickstart guide" doesn't look like the app that is installed on my iPhone. It is supposed to allow you to enter a project, then ask you six questions, enter the tasks necessary to complete the project, and use the questions to help you to prioritize your projects. So far, none of this has happened. It has asked me for my "Goals" (not projects), and then asked me to put in the steps to achieve that goal, and that's it.

So far, it's useless! I am hoping that I have an old or unfinished version, and that something new will develop soon - otherwise, this is just a poor attempt I can do on a sheet of paper.

Happinessabounds

Not very useful.

Developer Response ,

Thank you for your comment, however it’s not clear what you were expecting or why you shared that.

The app has proven time be very useful by thousands of people, especially when they are stuck not knowing what to prioritise to move forward with an idea or project.

Clearly a strategic consultant / mentor can provide more insight but they charge from £100-1000/hr+.

The key is to add your goals, then brainstorm the steps, and be objective about answering the 6 questions. Most people are not.

The app has helped hundreds of thousands of goals be completed.

It also works well when working / collaborating with others and especially with an accountability partner.