Touchpoint
A desktop app for better 1-on-1 meetings
Touchpoint launched on May 7, 2026 with 1 votes.
What it does
1-on-1 meetings are easy to let slide into small talk. Touchpoint keeps them structured without feeling like a form to fill out. Each person gets their own file with recurring questions, session history, and a private notes panel. Last session's answer sits next to today's notes so you always have context. Your notes live as files on your machine. No cloud, no account, no subscription. $29 one-time.
Developer and manager based in Sweden. Former game programming teacher and lead programmer, now helping developers do their best work while building games and tools for fun.
A desktop app for managers and team leads who want to have conversations that actually go somewhere. No dashboards. No performance review workflows. No HR features you'll never use. Just the conversation, the notes, and the history. You sit down for a 1-on-1. You vaguely remember they were stressed about something last time but can't find your notes. You wing it. Two weeks later, same thing. Six months in, performance review season hits and you can't remember what anyone actually worked on. The information was always there — it just lived in the wrong place. During a meeting, last session's answer sits right next to today's notes. You always have context — what they said, what you promised,…from kcederlund.dev
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