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Aim — Set and Track Goals

Collaborate with others to plan events or reminders and invite everyone involved. Use a to-do list to stay  organized and make progress towards creating memorable and meaningful experiences.

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Why do you like Oku better? I had some trouble finding the books I needed.

I'm seriously impressed with how cool your app looks! ✨ Can't wait to try it out when I get back to training. Gonna keep it on my phone for sure.

Love it. Discovered some new stuff today! Can’t find Aim though, can you help me find it?

Bruh this is niceeee. Need to jump on some of these!

Volv, Aim, How We Feel, Lifesum, Gowalla, Crouton, Steddy, and Uno are part of my collection of incredibly designed apps.

Man. I take what I said back. I tried looking for several books and none of them could be found on Oku. Couldn’t even build out my collection.

I think their interface is snappier, a little more fun to interact with. I also liked that they already had Reading and To Read populated. I think they’re almost virtually identical but I did find just about everything I wanted on Literal.

Wow, I'm stoked about how awesome the website and screens look! I've signed up for the waitlist.

Just invited you to the TestFlight build.

Dive deep, it's seriously awesome. ✨ Link to the Aim app website here: https://timestwelve.xyz/aim

Don't even get me started on how much I love testing out new apps. I'm always on the hunt for the next big thing. It's like a constant cycle of downloading, testing, sometimes deleting, sometimes just keeping. So, bring on the new apps, — I'm always ready for it!

Okay then, we love to hear your feedback on tryevent.app

feeeed, Uno, Artifact and Literal have been super handy for me. Seriously considering adding them to my daily routine. And when it comes to design, I'm totally stoked about Volv, Aim, How We Feel, Lifesum, Gowalla, Crouton, Steddy, and Uno.

I’ve also been using Literal and Oku…I think I prefer Oku more.

I usually stumble upon cool apps while scrolling through my Twitter feed or browsing through the personal websites of designers and developers.

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