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to-do list app that integrates with Gmail and Google Calendar

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A friendship app without swiping. ValuePair introduces you to one person based on what matters to you. You both answer the same questions before comparing your answers.

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Users who are integrated into the Google ecosystem and need a simple, no-frills task management tool. Ideal for individuals or small teams who require basic task organization without advanced project management features.
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As answered by people managing Google Tasks and ValuePair.app.
ValuePair.app's answer:
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ValuePair.app's answer:
There is no profile market place that tries to keep the users inside the app by browsing endless profiles and rate people by their looks. Instead it's all about sharing values. ValuePair asks everyone mandatory questions about their world views and their preferences etc. and then it introduces you to one person at a time.
ValuePair.app's answer:
It's difficult to find people with whom you really get along, that's why it's even more important to ask all the mandatory questions that help people to find out if you actually suit with someone. ValuePair is making this process easy and the core principle will be forever free. There are no ads and no paid features that lock you away from actually using the core principles.
ValuePair.app's answer:
The app is for young adults - 18+ The core audience is in the age range of 20-40
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Google Tasks- an app that assists you to manage, capturing, and editing your work from anywhere and at any time. You can sync your calendar across all of your devices and connect it to Gmail and Google Calendar. You...
Google Tasks lets you take control of your task management and start managing your to-do list on the go. You can manage, capture, and edit your tasks from anywhere, at any time, with to-dos that sync across all your...
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