We’re excited to present to you: the launch of emojis for iDoneThis! It’s a fun way to record your accomplishments and share with your team how you’re feeling.
To give it a try, just type a colon and then start typing a word, like :pizza: 
. If an autocomplete menu shows up, then we have it. Bread-and-butter emojis like smileys of different kinds work as well. 
We heard your complaints about the old autocomplete.
We fixed all of those problems in the latest revamp of autocomplete! Now it’s just plain easier to use.
We’re super excited to announce that we’ve integrated iDoneThis with Zapier.
Zapier, makes it easy to connect two apps together. Have you ever wanted your Google Calendar meetings to show up automatically in iDoneThis? Zapier makes it super simple.
This means that the 400+ tools that Zapier integrates with are now available to you to integrate with iDoneThis, tools like Trello, Google Calendar, Dropbox, Evernote and more.
To get you started, we’ve created a few zap templates for you to use:
Note: to use this zaps, you’ll need to create a Zapier account.
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We’re excited to announce that we’ve made iDoneThis better for your phone and tablet. When you pull up idonethis.com on your phone’s web browser, you’ll now get an iDoneThis that’s specifically tailored for your screen size.
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Now it’s much easier to read what your team is getting done and enter your dones on the go, from your phone.
To have the app-like experience of launching iDoneThis from your home screen with a single tap, just add iDoneThis to your home screen. It won’t take more than 30 seconds to set up—just choose the directions for your device below.
Add to Home Screen for iPhone / iPad
We’re excited to announce that we’ve built Goals for iDoneThis. It’s a simple way to plan your day.
To take it for a spin, just start your done with open and closed brackets–”[]“–and we’ll turn that into a goal with a checkbox that you can check off. Try this goal for today:
[] take the goals feature for a spin!
It works on the web, over email, and with any of our integrations.
We’re proud to announce that we’ve built iDoneThis for Slack, a super simple way to track your daily accomplishments in Slack.
Send your dones in Slack simply by using the slash command /done.
See what people are getting done without having to ask or log on to the web. Just switch over to your #dones channel on Slack.
Go here to set it up and check out other integrations on our apps page.
Even if transparency is one of your official organizational values, how do you actually make that come true?
Karma has a company culture of openness and sharing, one that reflects its mission to make connecting to the internet easier for everyone. That philosophy of accessibility permeates the company — whether in sharing their journey with their customers, providing weekly — yes, weekly — updates to their investors, or how they get stuff done together.
Company culture isn’t what is written on a poster or slide deck but what happens day-by-day. And what the Karma team has figured out is that transparency doesn’t just happen by itself. The kind of information-sharing it requires depends on people’s willingness to be open with each other, day in and day out — and one of the best ways to do it is tell each other about their day.
We were lucky enough to have Chris Savage, co-founder and CEO of Wistia, deliver a great talk to the Vegas tech community on why video marketing is so powerful when building audiences and how to make video production easier.
The good folks at Wistia often recommend to video newbies that they work with whatever camera they have handy — so we MacGyver’d something with Walter’s iPhone, some tape, a picture frame, and a bar stool to capture Chris’s words of wisdom.
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At iDoneThis, we aim to help people get more of the stuff that’s important to them done. In 2013, individuals and teams who use iDoneThis accomplished some amazing things, so we thought we’d ask some of them to tell us about what they accomplished in 2013 that they’re proud of.
Their inspiring answers:
‘Tis the season of end-of-the-year lists!
We dug into the iDoneThis blog archives to bring you a collection of our most popular and favorite pieces from 2013 to enjoy amidst the hustle of holiday festivities and some much deserved, hot cocoa-fueled relaxation.
There are also handy save-to-read-later options to jumpstart your reading in 2014. Here are the best 20 iDoneThis blog posts of 2013, broken down by category.