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Iris — Personal assistant in achieving your goals.
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Stowe Boyd
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I like the idea of this app. I'd like to see prioritization as a key feature, since we all know "multi-tasking" is in fact the worst things for productivity, but there's a big culture shift that needs to happen before "mono-tasking" is acceptable terminology in the workplace, or even in my personal life!
@monicarmiller Thanks for your feedback, will definitely think of ways to prioritize goals and tasks 👍🏻
@sudhakarannadur Thanks for your interest, currently we don't have an Android version, but we are planning to have one 😉 how would you feel about web version as well?
@boxingclever Thanks for your enthusiasm ☺ If you want you could subscribe to our updates on irisdesk.io to stay in touch and be notified when Android version, or web will be available 👍🏻
The UI required so many touches that my iPhone is actually going to start thinking I'm in love with it.
I'm so sorry I don't have anything approving of this app (as far as my experience goes).
Not a Personal Assistant.
Not a goal/task manager.
An event logger.
Perhaps in Beta?
@lyondhur Thanks for your feedback. Definitely our UX needs few improvements that we are going to reveal in the future. We're working on cutting down number of touches.
We consider our product as a Goal/Task manager and we would like to know in more details why exactly do you think it's not?
I definitely think there's room for an application that actually helps people advance themselves towards achieving a goal, but Iris doesn't hit the mark for me. To put it plainly, this is Asana with a confusing UX. Additionally, I don't see how this qualifies as an "assistant" as @Lyondhur said. Best of luck in finding your stride - and I hope you guys get a ton of great feedback and see this live up to its potential!
@cameron_baraban @Lyondhur Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We have updated our app and added few UI improvements, feel free to update and give us some feedback. 😉
@alimbetova298 Thanks we're happy you're liking it ☺ If you have any suggestions please contact our support on irisdesk.io
Dear friends, we have an update!
A new 1.2 version is here! We've focused on making experience a bit smoother for everyone:
• Design touchups
• Minor bugfixes and performance improvements
We'll bring regular updates so you can have the best experience. If you have any feedback, please share your thoughts on AppStore page or let us know at https://irisdesk.io/support
Yours,
Iris Team
Hi, we are happy to present our app - Iris.
We always do something.
We are in a hurry, we jump from one task to another.
Often, the tasks become routine and we quickly get tired of them. That's why every action must be defined by goal.
Iris is a personal assistant in achieving your goals. Whether you want to climb Everest, write an epic book or just keep your life on track, Iris is here to help you get things done and stay focused.
With Iris, you can:
• Create goals
• Break them down into a smaller sections and tasks
• Achieve goals on your own or invite your team: co-workers, firends or family to cooperate with you
• Assign tasks to yourself or team members
• Comment, add notes and deadline on tasks
• Create subtasks if needed
• Track the progress of your Goals to stay focused
Looking forward to hear what you think :)
@hadifarnoud @sudhakarannadur @boxingclever @surbhi_singla @alimbetova298 @nazym We're always making changes and improvements towards better user experience. Please keep your updates turned on to stay in touch ☺
Any feedback is always welcome! 👍🏻
@surbhi_singla Hi! ☺Right now we don't have one, it's in the future. I assume you'd prefer it on Android better?
Fariza, I like it. Mantra is a unique idea that's useful. I'd think about having a longer walk through process to make first time users create a goal. Hand holding may help here. Best of luck.
@kbclauson Hi, Kaben. Thanks for your feedback, we are already working on improving a tutorial for the first time users ☺️
@hadifarnoud Hey! Always remember why do you want to quit smoking? Knowing why you want to quit is an important step in the process of quitting. You can add your reasons to your goal's mantra, to keep them in mind. Then think of a little things that will lead you to your goal, divide your goal to small sections and add simple everyday tasks...eventually, one step at a time, you will achieve your results and Iris will be here to show you your progress. :)
We always try to listen to our users and improve our product, so if you have any suggestions, feel free to reply or ask more questions! ;)
@fariza_ I think Iris is not well designed for negative goals such as quitting something. the workflow would be different.