DarrellFinley5

this is so cool. I love walking tours myself, so it's cool to see someone developing a website like this. I normally join as many walking tours when I visit a new city.

this is quite interesting! thanks for sharing

For personal use, I think Quire is simple enough. (I used Asana for a while before and I agree it's a little bit complicated for personal use, Quire actually wrote a post about migrating from Asana to Quire, which helped me a lot https://quire.io/free-asana-alternative-migration)

I mainly focus on the list view and set dates to remind me of the deadlines. I also like it because it has a clean interface on the phone app. I can see clearly of my to-do list and organize them by dragging tasks into subtasks.

I also enjoy using Google Keep to take notes or journal. I like Google Keep because it has a pen feature, which allows me to draw, doodle.

I find this very useful, since I have used Asana for several years now. Thanks for sharing this!

I used Trello to manage my projects, but a few months ago, I discovered Quire. It's pretty easy to use and it has a list view. Which is great for my teams to dump ideas, and i can moved them to board afterward for tracking the project's progress.