Yattayo
A skeuomorphic to-do list application created by an independent developer, in which tasks are designed as 3D physical slider panels with haptic feedback and sound simulation. It supports synchronization across iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac, and adopts a freemium business model.
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Yattayo is a to-do list application built by independent developer Ryo Tsuzukihashi, featuring a 3D skeuomorphic physical slider board design.
Yattayo ranked 10th on the Product Hunt chart, receiving 74 upvotes.
Yattayo's core concept is "a to-do list you can feel".
In Yattayo, each task is a 3D slider on an orange board; dragging the knob is accompanied by a ratchet clicking sound, and a stamp reading "OK" is applied upon task completion.
Yattayo designs each task as a sticky note on which users can handwrite or type text, and after completion they can slide their finger to tear off the sticky note.
Yattayo supports rotating the entire slider board with a finger.
Yattayo covers three platforms—iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac—and synchronizes data via iCloud.
Yattayo's widget displays real interactive sliders, allowing users to swipe a toggle to mark tasks as complete on the home screen widget without opening the app
Yattayo adopts a freemium model, with the free version supporting up to 3 tasks and requiring a paid unlock beyond that
Yattayo chose emotional experience as its differentiation breakthrough, not pursuing the management of complex projects, but making the act of completing small tasks feel enjoyable
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Yattayo is a to-do list application built by independent developer Ryo Tsuzukihashi, featuring a 3D skeuomorphic physical slider board design.
50%UnverifiedYattayo's core concept is "a to-do list you can feel".
50%UnverifiedIn Yattayo, each task is a 3D slider on an orange board; dragging the knob is accompanied by a ratchet clicking sound, and a stamp reading "OK" is applied upon task completion.
50%UnverifiedYattayo designs each task as a sticky note on which users can handwrite or type text, and after completion they can slide their finger to tear off the sticky note.
50%UnverifiedYattayo supports rotating the entire slider board with a finger.
50%UnverifiedYattayo covers three platforms—iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac—and synchronizes data via iCloud.
50%UnverifiedYattayo's widget displays real interactive sliders, allowing users to swipe a toggle to mark tasks as complete on the home screen widget without opening the app
50%UnverifiedYattayo adopts a freemium model, with the free version supporting up to 3 tasks and requiring a paid unlock beyond that
50%UnverifiedYattayo chose emotional experience as its differentiation breakthrough, not pursuing the management of complex projects, but making the act of completing small tasks feel enjoyable
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