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Gtasker.com: your google tasks dashboard. Introducing Google Tasks Porter. Checkvist: collaborative online outliner and checklist. FREE TODO OUTLINER WITH TABLES! TodoToday for Checkvist 1.0.0. New Release: TodoToday for Checkvist has just been released to the Android Market TodoToday for Checkvist is available as both a free, ad supported release, and a paid 'Pro' version with additional capability to edit task details. Features include: View list of todo items from CheckvistExpand list items the view notes, with clickable links Optionally view only dated items that are due or overdate Complete list itemsDelete list itemsQuickly add new tasks using keywords for dates. "Call John tomorrow" or "Phone Many on Monday"Edit task name and due date (*Pro version only) Home Screen Widget (*Pro version only) TodoToday is intended to be a minimalist task manager to compliment the Checkvist service, focusing on getting things done by showing tasks that are due and allowing for basic task entry to capture new items.
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Free Online Calendar and Mobile Application For Busy Families. Offprints » Blog Archive » How I’m Using Notational Velocity, Simplenote, and Merlin Mann’s QQ Trick as a Replacement for the GTD Application Things. This post does just what its title says, so if terms like GTD, Things, and Notational Velocity mean nothing to you, you may want to move along: there’s nothing to see here but an excruciating display of plain-text nerdiness.
But if you are looking for a way to implement the Getting Things Done approach to task-management on your computer without spending much (or any) money, if you are a devoted user of Things by Cultured Code who has begun to toy with alternatives that support cloud synchronization, and/or if you secretly thrill to posts like this one, read on. I started using Things at the same time I was introduced to GTD, in the Spring of 2008. I got hooked on Things when it was still in free beta. When version 1.0 appeared and quickly began winning awards, I gladly shelled out the asking price. Even today, I still think Things is a great program. That’s when I started developing the following system. A txt for every task Here’s a concrete example. Reviewing Tasks Elaborations. Stickies. Stickies is a PC utility I wrote to try to cut down on the number of yellow notes I was leaving stuck to my monitor.
It is a computerised version of those notes. The design goal behind Stickies is that the program is small and simple. Stickies will not mess with your system files, or write to the registry. Stickies stores information in a single text-based ini file. Stickies will never support animated dancing figures, or play "Greensleeves". Accolades Since I made Stickies available on the web, some people have been kind enough to write to me saying nice things about it: This is for everyone who has an affection for good sticky notes programs. From the volume of mail I get I would guess there are tens of thousands of users. Stickies has the ability to support some other languages for the menus and dialog than English. TaskAgent for iPhone and iPad. Taskforce.