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Hi All, Saw a post or two regarding our product so I thought I'd make an "official" announcement about Nubi Do, a new task management app for the iPhone/iPod. Nubi Do is a powerful yet simple to use task manager for your daily life. From it's intuitive interface to it's clean workflow, Nubi Do...

Hello all- I recently got an iPod Touch (basically an iPhone without the phone service) and am wanting to migrate from my old paper-based system to a digital one. However, I have modified the "standard GTD" system to meet my own needs, and I haven't yet found a good iPhone GTD app that works...

Has anyone tried the program Nextaction! for Blackberry? It can be purchased from Handango. Looks like it tries to clean up all of the issues with the built-in task program. But I can't find any reviews of it, any reference to it anywhere but Hanango, and frankly can't even find the maker's...

Can you suggest the a mobile device that can easily synch all 5 Outlook 2010 elements wirelessly with Microsoft Exchange Server: email calendar contacts memos tasks, including categories Amazingly, the new android 4G phones don't synch memos and tasks, which I lean on heavily to implement...

It's kind of a poll. Do you GTDers who have children have scheduled time for them or you have related Projects and Next Actions that you do when you feel so. Would you mind sharing the Projects you have related to your children development (learn a language or piano etc.) I would appreciate if you...

In case anyone with an android phone hasn't come across this app its really worth a look into. Essentially its a simplified scripting engine for android which means you can program your to do all kinds of things automatically. A few of the things that are helpful productivity wise include Have a...

I have been using GTD to some degree or another for 6+ years. The more I use it, the better it is, but a challenge I have is running one system seamlessly across Work and Home. I use Outlook at work, which is nice because I can drag and drop e-mails to the calendar and tasks, etc. Unfortunately...

I've decided to take a short break from showing people how to get more done with Lotus Notes and eProductivity to equip them with a way to get more done: I've decided to give away licenses and subscriptions to some of my favorite GTD productivity software. Here are the applications I'm giving...

I've used GTD off and on for a few years, mainly based in Outlook on my company laptop. I have recently gotten an iPhone and would like to have more portability in my system. My iPhone mail, calendar and contacts are synced to Outlook through an exchange server. I've spent the better part of the...

I've just purchased an Android phone (HTC Desire) and I've also won a Wifi iPad in a competition. I would like to implement my GTD system using tools that work on both platforms. Does anyone know of an iPad App and Android App that are compatible i.e. any updates i make on the iPad App will...

Ok, first time poster with a few questions. I've glanced at the book, and keep track with tech gadgets and productivity processes to manage things. I'm good at doing the workflow processing for my work emails - but I just can't seem for the life of me to get this integrated into my long term...

I'm gradually moving from Windows to Mac, but can't give up on Outlook/Entourage. However one very handy GTD trick does not seem to translate. In cranking through Outlook emails, I used to have another copy of Outlook open on its calendar page, and would drag and drop emails with attachments from...

Here I go again! I am in Business Development (Outside Sales). I travel each week by car and meet clients usually at a coffee shop, cafe etc. I have spent way too much $$$ and time on different paper based tools. I have an Iphone, but use it mainly for contacts, and calendar. I love the Levenger...

I purchased the whitepaper called "GTD and Outlook 2007" because, well, I use both. New to GTD, long-time Outlook user. I am struggling with a couple of things, however, and would appreciate any thoughts/advice: 1) In the To-Do Bar, if I change the sort to Categories per the suggestion, I'm...

I tried the trial version of OmniFocus, for the second time, and found it far too complex for what I want. Although I was looking for a better way to see stuff by contexts, I have in the end found THINGS to be easier to work with. THINGS has it certain limitations but is far more easy to...

Bit off topic, but does anyone know of a good tool to store, save, protect usernames and passwords etc I am getting tired of keep forgetting them with the amount I have. Any recommendations?

We're compiling a comprehensive list of all GTD list manager apps - please help us make sure we're not forgetting any! List any you know of for any platform. Mac OS X The Hit List OmniFocus Things Midnight Inbox TaskPaper Chandler What's Next

I just got my new Logipen Notes. It really helps me in my company meetings. Before: I take notes for everyone in the meeting. Then I retype them and email everyone that attended the meeting. Now: I take notes with the Logipen Notes. I upload them to my PC, transform my handwriting to...