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I built Flock because I kept failing at productivity in isolation. Flock is simple: you see your todos alongside your friends' todos in real-time. Creates gentle social pressure to follow through.

- Real-time dashboard showing your friends' progress alongside yours - Vim-style keyboard shortcuts (j/k, space to complete) for power users - Built-in pomodoro timer - Goal tracking to organize todos by area of focus - Beeminder integration for quantified-self types - Works with Claude via MCP — ask Claude what's on your list, add todos by voice - Dark mode, command palette (⌘K), drag-and-drop reordering

I've been using it daily with a small group of friends for months and the effect on my follow-through has been significant.

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Features include real-time visibility of friends' tasks, Pomodoro timer, vim-style keyboard shortcuts (j/k to navigate, space to complete), color-coded goals, and an inbox for quick capture. Built for people who want social motivation to get things done.

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I'm building Flock, a social goal tracking and intentions app. Styled a little around Complice/Intend, but with more of a focus on working in public with your friends and colleagues - see what they're working on, track your intentions against specific goals.

Building out reviews now - so you can systematically review your progress against your goals to stay on track. Give it a try, and add me as a friend! https://www.flockwith.me/u/henryaj

> The Defendants accept that they have never had any evidence to support the allegations apart from the two unverified claims published in coordination with the Open Letter. They were never in a position to make any informed judgement on the truth of the allegations, and did not seek clarification on any of the allegations from the Claimant.

He won £5,000 plus costs.

[edit - the defendants here appear to be signatories of the open letter]

- Upon reflection, I don't think this letter was the right approach for this situation. Although I cannot retract my initial decision to sign it, I would appreciate having my signature removed from the document.

- We had good intentions and reasons for concern, but there was no due process, and the consequences of that can be awful. Please accept my withdrawal.

- The goal of providing safe spaces is laudable and necessary, but I expected to see further process outcomes from this effort. Perhaps some sort of SIP or scalarum iustitiae processus.

- I no longer believe the way this letter was the right way of dealing with the situation. And while I cannot undo signing it, I would like to request removing my signature.

Agreed that worktrees seem clearly better.

This is just flat-out wrong.

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