Basic list Manager

[RealSkyDiver]

You could use a separate Note for each next action context as well as one for a Projects list, Someday/Maybe, etc. It's a pretty good little app.

I personally use OmniFocus and while the desktop app has a learning curve the iPhone app (though more expensive than Things) is really straight forward.

Another idea but I'd start with a simple app or one you spend the time to learn so then you can focus better on the GTD methodology (much more important than the software selection).

Mark

Also keep in mind that you can have it instantly synced with google notes making it probably the best digital on-the-way-in-box. Can't get any faster, simpler and secure than this.

[policarpo]

Zenbe is a very basic List app for $2.99 with a free web based component. My wife and I use it for Shared lists.

I use omnifocus as my primary GTD app, but I have found zenbe to be a very nice and simple List app.

[Galen Nagen]

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I keep all of my lists in a single folder, but a person could subdivide by reference, project plans, etc.

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Do you mean the basic "notepad" program that comes with a PC?

thanks

GN

[lizardfriendly]

Depending on how many of these lists you have and how long they get....a fun little iPhone app is "Use Your Handwriting" or "UYH". Can be faster than typing on the iPhone keyboard.

I love mine for the shopping list, and also for the packing list, because you can check things off, but then go back later and "uncheck" them all to restart with a fresh list.