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Mar 7 2007

Review of Tracks GTD Application

Posted by / Cool Software, GTD General

I wrote about Tracks in an earlier post on my blog. Tracks is a Ruby on Rails GTD application that does take some getting working. I have not yet looked at any GTD applications as I want to finish the book and start on my GTD process before I jump in at the deep end playing with the eye candy applications.

Anyway, super review of the application over at the Cranking Widgets website that sure is worth a read before you spend the time installing Ruby and Rails to get Tracks working.

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  1. Ivanhoe said on July 10th, 2008 at 9:26 pm

    I’ve also tried http://www.taskwriter.com as an alternative to trac. It offers a bit less features, but it’s way faster.

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