Quire Releases Peekaboo Feature, Solving To Do List Burnout Syndrome

TAIPEI, Taiwan, July 31, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Quire, an award-winning cloud-based Project Management software for teams, announced to officially release Quire Peekaboo feature, giving users the ability to reduce stress and burnout at work by tucking away the postponed tasks for future exploration in order to move forward with the planned to-do list.

According to the survey by American Institute of Stress, 46 percent of all stress is caused by overwhelming workload and more than 70 percent of workers feel as they do not have adequate time to get things done. Being one of the rising stars in productivity tools industry, Quire team often faces challenging tasks that cannot be solved quickly, particularly within a complicated project. Teams at Quire realize the unfinished tasks can cause discomfort among the team because the tension cannot be alleviated until the tasks are completed.

Inspiring by the phenomenal Getting Things Done method that was introduced by David Allen, Quire developed Peekaboo feature to hide away the tasks that do not require immediate attention and action. The philosophy behind Quire Peekaboo is picked up after the term "Someday/Maybe" that David Allen uses for all the tasks that are impossible to move on at the present but cannot ignore completely.

"We're a highly dynamic team with very talented people who work together everyday. Sometimes our task list can grow a tad overwhelming and become very distracting with all of the tasks that are not actionable in the near future," said Tom Yeh, CEO at Quire. "Now, you can just Peekaboo those tasks to set aside the distractions and move on with your goal without losing momentum."

Quire users have positively react to the feature when it was first introduced during the beta phase. "Many project managers swear by GTD method and we understand how a smooth workflow sometimes can be the key to a business' success instead of trying to complete every single task in the list," said Tom Yeh, CEO at Quire. "The ultimate goal is to get things done, to make your dreams happen, to achieve your shared goal, but not to stress yourself out with your own to-do list."

About Potix Corporation

Potix Corporation is a privately held software company that owns and develops ZK framework - a leading open source enterprise Java Web Framework with over 3 million downloads from 193 countries. Customers such as Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, Sony, Toyota, Dreamworks, eBay, Airbus, Fujitsu, Roche, Oracle, Sony and Samsung deploy ZK framework to their systems. In 2014, Quire was developed to become a new-generation collaborative platform to organize and manage from small enterprise projects to large-scale initiatives.

SOURCE Quire