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Growth · August 22, 2025

cheat-code

I've used all kinds of productivity apps but the best I've used (8 years and going) was a Google Sheet that I maintained with my friends where we would keep our to-do lists. Being able to see each others lists would make us actually complete those tasks in the face of peer pressure and shame. So we decided to make our sheet into a web app so that everyone can use it. It's basically a calendar where you keep a to-do list and your friends can view them. You can also comment on those tasks (it's great for keeping up with friends if you don't use Instagram like me) and get notifications. It's…

cheat-code launched on August 22, 2025 with 3 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

cheat-code is a to-do list that you keep with your friends. This way your friends can bully you into completing the tasks that you put there. It's also a great way of keeping up with friends as you know what they are up to without having to talk everyday.

Peer pressure makes diamonds

In the maker’s words, at launch

I've used all kinds of productivity apps but the best I've used (8 years and going) was a Google Sheet that I maintained with my friends where we would keep our to-do lists. Being able to see each others lists would make us actually complete those tasks in the face of peer pressure and shame. So we decided to make…

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