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Show HN: Godspeed is a fast, 100% keyboard oriented todo app for Mac
Hi everybody, today I'm launching version 1.0 of Godspeed, a todo manager built with two priorities in mind: speed and 100% keyboard orientation. Every action in Godspeed can be done from your keyboard and will respond instantly. It's like Superhuman for your todo list.<p>Godspeed has everything you expect in a todo manager like shared lists, labels, smart lists, boolean search operators, and cloud sync. If you're already a user of an app like Todoist or OmniFocus you should be able find everything you need in Godspeed.<p>I think the most appealing thing to most HN users would be the keyboard orientation. Literally every single action in Godspeed is doable from your keyboard. I'm so serious about this that I built "hardcore mode" to completely disable the mouse - this both helps you break the habit of reaching for your mouse, and keeps us honest about 100% hotkey support.<p>You can fully customize the hotkeys, but if you're into Vim or Emacs you'll feel right at home by default.<p>We've got a 2 week free trial with no limitations, and then offer subscription or one-time purchase options.<p>Thanks for checking out Godspeed, I'd love to hear your feedback!<p><a href="https://godspeedapp.com/" rel="nofollow">https://godspeedapp.com/</a>
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