Todoalot

Last week's 1 Million Cups session at the BRC was nothing short of transformative, as attendees were treated to a captivating presentation by Taylor McKay. As a seasoned software engineer, Taylor showcased his brainchild: Todoalot, a game-changing productivity app poised to revolutionize how we approach daily tasks.

What sets Todoalot apart from conventional productivity apps is its holistic approach to task management. Beyond merely organizing to-do lists, Todoalot serves as a companion on the journey to personal growth and self-discovery. By providing users with a context-driven to-do list, Todoalot empowers individuals to not only complete tasks but also understand the underlying reasons behind their productivity patterns.

 

The app's innovative features, including task prioritization, time estimation, energy categorization, and built-in journaling, offer users a comprehensive toolkit for enhancing productivity and focus. Drawing from his own experiences living with ADHD, Taylor infused Todoalot with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with neurodiverse conditions, ensuring that the app is not only efficient but also tailored to their needs.

 

Driven by his entrepreneurial spirit, Taylor's journey with Todoalot is far from over. With a relentless commitment to continuous improvement, Taylor seeks to gather user feedback to refine and enhance Todoalot further. By leveraging the insights gained from user interactions, Taylor aims to unlock Todoalot's full potential and empower users to achieve their goals with greater ease and efficiency.

 

Taylor's involvement in the vibrant entrepreneurial community at 1 Million Cups and the BRC has been instrumental in shaping the development of Todoalot. With the unwavering support of SBDC advisors like Jim Beckstrom, Taylor is one step closer to realizing his vision of a fully developed Todoalot app that transforms the way we work and live.

Word of advice for starting your own business:

Don’t be a perfectionist. Be comfortable taking critical feedback.

     -Taylor Mckay