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Violoncello Updates and Other Remainder of Summer/Fall 2021 Plans

Hey, everyone! After a long trip to Michigan and then the west coast, I'm finally back home and able to resume work on my projects. In this post, I'll be going over some of my plans for the rest of summer and fall 2021. So, let's begin!

Violoncello Updates

This fall, my main focus will continue to be Violoncello! Since its launch in November 2020, it has become my most successful project ever, and I have really enjoyed working on it and improving it over time. There's still a ton of new things I want to work on and add to the app, so I will likely be spending a considerable amount of time doing so for the foreseeable future!

Other Plans

While Violoncello is going to be my primary focus, I also want to dedicate some time to improving some other existing projects. These include TaskNudge and Compliment Moi as you probably would expect, but also LifeBoard, binoc, and some of my Wear OS projects among other things. My hope is that I will be able to continue to improve and polish these projects while also breathing some new life into my older ones.

The Conclusion

To summarize, my primary focus for the next few months will be refining my existing creations rather than creating new ones. Again, Violoncello will be my main focus, but I probably won't be exclusively working on it. I definitely have some major plans for this fall, and I'm looking forward to what comes next! 

Before I end this post, I would also like to thank everyone who has used, reviewed, provided feedback, and supported my apps over the last year. I really appreciate it, and I hope you all are excited about the future of my projects!

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