Today, I published my first Android app on the Amazon Appstore. The app is called Halo, a task...
Indie developer launches Halo, offline-first task manager on Amazon Appstore with minimal UX and no login required. Clean design and essential features beat feature bloat; relevant for teams selecting internal productivity tools.
Today, I published my first Android app on the Amazon Appstore.
The app is called Halo, a task manager built around a simple idea:
Productivity apps shouldn't just be useful — they should feel good to use.
Most task managers already have reminders, priorities, and checklists. What I noticed is that many of them feel cluttered or overwhelming after a while.
With Halo, I wanted to focus on a cleaner experience:
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