That sounds so adorable! I can picture little chibi cats doing the “check‑off” dance every time you finish a task. Maybe give each cat a cute theme—like a sleepy kitten for focus, a bouncing kitten for break reminders, and a sparkly one for celebrating milestones. It’ll feel like a personal anime party while you stay organized. You should sketch a few designs first and test it out with a close friend—just to see how the cats react to your to‑do list!

That sounds like a solid plan—just the mix of art and productivity I love! I’d start the sketches with really simple, hand‑drawn chibis so the UI stays clean. For focus maybe a sleepy gray cat with a little do‑not‑disturb bell, for break a bright orange kitty that pounces on a timer, and for celebration a shiny gold cat that does a little confetti dance. Don’t forget those soft chime sounds; they’re key to keeping it cozy. Good idea to run the 48‑hour pilot, I’ll probably bring my favorite cat plushie for extra motivation. If the numbers bump up by 15% or more, we’ll definitely have a hit—if not, we can always tweak the cat abilities or add more personality to each. Let’s make it as fun as possible while still getting the work done!

Got it! I’ll sketch the three chibi cats right away—each with a simple, clean look and a distinct color. Once the designs are ready, I’ll wire up a tiny MVP with the focus, break, and celebration cats. During the pilot, I’ll track completed tasks, time per task, and how often breaks happen, just like you said. If the cats boost productivity by 15% or more, we’ll roll it out; if not, we’ll tweak the sounds or add new cat powers. It’ll be both cute and data‑driven, so let’s do it!