Gobbler

Gobbler enables users to keep track of tasks small and large

Gobbler is a productivity-centered app developed by procrastinators for procrastinators in an effort to make the procrastination process a bit more organized.

Gobbler uses a three-tab organization system in which users are encouraged to add custom tasks and projects. To Start, Current, and To Finish are the three tabs, holding data in a scrollable ListView format. At the bottom of the screen is a button for adding the custom tasks. On selecting said button, the user is brought to a new page with slots for inputting a title, description/details on the project, a priority level, and which tab to submit the new project to. On selecting a task from the list, the user is brought to a new page with the full details and a choice to move the activity to the next tab of completion or finishing the task, removing it from the ListView and database.

Developed by J. Ragon for CPS396M at Central Michigan University (advised by P. Seeling).