> Honestly it looks good but it doesn't look to be really any better than anything already out there. Granted I haven't used it yet but judging by your wite's feature list and screenshots it seems like just another, generic ToDo list.
Hopefully that's because the temporary site I linked above was created literally in a couple of hours. The production homepage will have at least 50% of its real estate devoted to explaining why Matterlist is unique. There will be a block that explains major problems with existing todo lists and how Matterlist addresses them, and each of these problems will have a dedicated linked article explaining it. We do use some unique approaches to todo lists - for example, our approach to recurring tasks where we separate their definition and recurrences.
> I am highly skeptical on their Wunderlist shut down.
Maybe you're right, but I can't discount a complete shutdown. I'm planning to launch before the shutdown anyway (mostly because I need to build up SEO anyway), and I'll prepare some strategy / materials / campaings for the actual closure event, should it happen.
Gotcha. Good luck; I'll certainly take a look when you're done. I'm currently using Todoist for a lack of a better option. I really want something that I can, very easily, move stuff around and not have to ever care about organizing but will still let me file things away.
Example: how I use evernote is I have 3 notebooks: Inbox, Filed and Shared. I put everything into Inbox when I'm on the go then I eventually tag it with all of the tags I think are appropriate and move it into Filed. Shared just contains any notes shared with me or interesting things I've found online. But there isn't really any ToDo type of apps that let's me do anything similar.
Hopefully that's because the temporary site I linked above was created literally in a couple of hours. The production homepage will have at least 50% of its real estate devoted to explaining why Matterlist is unique. There will be a block that explains major problems with existing todo lists and how Matterlist addresses them, and each of these problems will have a dedicated linked article explaining it. We do use some unique approaches to todo lists - for example, our approach to recurring tasks where we separate their definition and recurrences.
> I am highly skeptical on their Wunderlist shut down.
Maybe you're right, but I can't discount a complete shutdown. I'm planning to launch before the shutdown anyway (mostly because I need to build up SEO anyway), and I'll prepare some strategy / materials / campaings for the actual closure event, should it happen.