Procrastination Later App #1 going to Apple Sept 30

I read a great post by the creator of one of my favorite apps, YNAB (You Need A Budget) that has really got me thinking. I started Procrastination Later with a very simple app idea which ended up with a MASSIVE feature list.

Taking care of my 16 month old daughter while keeping up with the massive workload I have at my job, I haven't had enough time to make my application do any features besides the one piece of core functionality I started with.

After reading the blog post I referenced above, I have decided one thing: on September 30, 2010 I will be submitting my app to the App Store in the current state it is in.

If that means it only does one thing I originally intended it to do, so be it. If I get a chance to add in new features before then, so be it.

I am seriously considering charging 99 cents for it, rather than making it free. Then adding functionality over time, hopefully building up to the point that I implement all the features on the original list users actually want. And if things go well, some things not on the list users want.