If you aren’t familiar with Todoist, the feature rich productivity app focuses on getting things done. Through tasks and organization, Todoist provides users with the ability to stay on top of to-do lists and keep track of more important, time sensitive items.<\/p>\n
This week Todoist launched Karma, which is a sort of point system for tracking your productivity. Completing tasks boosts your Karma score, while postponing or delaying tasks will impact Karma scores.<\/p>\n
The positive Karma is Todoist’s way of making task completion and productivity fun. Regardless of fun factor, no one likes to see their scores go down so this new feature could potentially compel users to accomplish more with increased frequency.<\/p>\n
Additional Karma boosting methods include:<\/strong><\/p>\n [list style=square color=cobult]<\/p>\n The less you use Todoist, the more your Karma score will decline. Score can also be impacted by allowing tasks to exceed 4 days overdue. Here’s a video look at what Karma can do for you:<\/p>\n\n