u/AD_1827

Every evening in my house somehow turns into a 20 minute discussion about what to cook......

Nothing sounds good, nobody wants to decide, and half the time we end up making the same 3 things again. I didn’t realize how tiring that daily “what should we eat?” loop actually was until recently.

I started keeping a small rotating list of easy Indian meals based on mood and effort level, stuff for busy days, lazy days, comfort food days, low grocery days etc. It sounds silly but it’s made evenings way less chaotic.

Now I’m curious if other people do something similar or if most families just decide on the spot every day.

I’ve been experimenting with low-effort digital products instead of trying to build some huge startup.

I made a few simple things:

• visual morning routine kits for kids
• a “mental reset” productivity system
• simple anti-doomscrolling tools

Honestly I underestimated how hard distribution is.

I posted around 20 Pinterest pins over 2 days and got a few hundred visits but barely any sales yet.

Biggest thing I’m learning:

Traffic matters WAY more than product quality at the start.

Gumroad is surprisingly easy for launching quickly though.

Curious if anyone here has actually cracked organic traffic for low-ticket digital products?

Would love advice from people further ahead.

Tried Notion. Tried Todoist. Tried everything.

They all made me feel like I was managing a system instead of my life.

So I switched to something stupid simple:

• No login
• No cloud
• No tracking
• Just tasks that stay on my phone

Weirdly… I’m actually getting more done with this app DoMind...

Feels less like “productivity” and more like thinking clearly again. If overbuilt apps burn you out, this might hit different.