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Jan 7 2009

MacHeist Helps you Get Things Done

If you are an Apple user you need to be heading over to the latest MacHeist and signing up, or logging in if you already signed up for a previous year.

Just for signing up you get a $39 GTD related application called Process from Jumsoft.

Process free at MacHeist

Pretty much a no-brainer. I have just installed Process and look forward to playing with it although it may not make it to my list of used apps as I already have a pretty good outliner already.

As easy on the eyes as it is to use, Process 3 gives you the freedom you need to be creative and the flexible framework you need to get things done—all from one versatile window. Brainstorm. Organize. Schedule. Plan. Coordinate. Collaborate.

The Process 3 all-in-one-window interface was kept clean, simple and intuitive to maximize speed, convenience and flexibility. Beneath the utilitarian toolbar you find five distinct but functionally-interlocked panes that give you full control over all your projects and all the elements needed to accomplish each phase.

So, what is MacHeist?

MacHeist’s missions are an opportunity for our members to live out some of those secret agent fantasies, including mission briefings, simulated web espionage, and a storyline packed with tech-mystery intrigue, while earning free Mac software.

Over 100,000 MacHeist members have experienced the Mac themed, puzzle filled missions, receiving millions of dollars worth of free Mac software so far.

I look forward to the next apps that are going to be given away as part of the latest MacHeist.

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