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Prioritize

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Last update:October 27, 2026
Category:Productivity
License:Apache License v2
Version:0.5
Ian Denhardt
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Description

Prioritize is a simple Sandstorm app to help keep track of periodic tasks which have some flexibility. Examples: misc. cleaning tasks, but also things like getting some exercise.

You add tasks with a "period" in days. The app then lists tasks sorted by how overdue they are, and you can mark them as "done," at which point they are removed from the list until their period has elapsed again.

This can be better than to-do apps where tasks just have fixed deadlines; it's great for organizing tasks that sometime slip by a day or two.

Changelog

0.5

  • There are now logarithmic (very slow) and exponential (very fast) growth rates available.

0.4

  • There is now a square-root urgency growth rate that is slower than linear.
  • The urgency growth rates are now labeled with Slow/Normal/Fast, in addition to documenting the actual function.

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0.5

  • There are now logarithmic (very slow) and exponential (very fast) growth rates available.

0.4

  • There is now a square-root urgency growth rate that is slower than linear.
  • The urgency growth rates are now labeled with Slow/Normal/Fast, in addition to documenting the actual function.

0.3

  • The "urgency growth rate" now has an effect a day sooner. Previously, since x^2 and x are the same when x = 1, the ordering of tasks which are one day past due effectively did not take into account their urgency. We now shift things forward a day before doing the computation, so that quadratic is more urgent than linear out of the gate.

0.2.1

  • Adjust the logic added in 0.2, such that it gracefully deals with network errors.

0.2

  • Push updates to clients, so you don't need to refresh if you make a change on another device.

0.1.2

  • Fix some bugs in time arithmetic that sometimes resulted in odd, non-deterministic behavior re: which jobs were counted as due.

0.1.1

  • Fix a divide-by-zero error that sometimes caused the page to fail to respond.

0.1

  • First release on the app market.