Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success

Action Tracker is a simple yet effective take on the productivity model advocated by David Allen in his “Getting Things Done” system. The program is based on the FileMaker Pro software and uses this basis to create a clean, functional and fairly minimalist design for users to sort and manage their tasks through. The official […]

Tracks GTD is a Ruby on Rails web-based application that is meant to serve as a hub for users to organize their life and work within. The system is an open-source (hence, free) program from the Tracks team of developers and is an impressive platform which offers relatively immediate accessibility for anyone new to the […]

Just a quick post to let you all know that the Nozbe GTD Application is now available for free download from the iTunes Store. Nozbe has been up to now a web based application without any desktop client. The launch of the iPhone App has made Nozbe mobile, and surely appeal to a much wider […]

The OmniGroup have today released version 1.2 for their iPhone OmniFocus application. I have been using OmniFocus both on my Mac and iPhone since beta versions of both products. I have had my gripes with OmniFocus on the iPhone, mainly due to the speed and I am glad to say that v1.2 definitely feels snappier, […]

I reviewed Zenbe Lists for the iPhone in a previous post so I thought I would take a look at the full blown Zenbe web based application. Zenbe is a fantastic web based email application designed to cater toward Getting Things Done enthusiasts and those interested in productivity applications alike. It simultaneously mixes in-depth GTD […]

I first saw the Hit List via a blog post over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog back in December 08. Well, the application is now at public beta and you can download it to have a play with it. The Hit List has come from the Potion Factory, the people behind applications such as Voice […]

I have covered Zenbe in a few other posts on this blog and I do have a review of the full web based Zenbe ready to publish as soon as I can get it on the site. I just thought I would review the little cut down Zenbe Lists for the iPhone as this is […]

A couple of weeks ago I blogged about a new productivity application called Springpad. Springpad is one of the more interesting attempts at organization currently available from designers who wish to provide a fresh take on productivity software. Although it is probably best taken as a single part of a total organizational plan the system […]

Evernote is in my opinion one of the best productivity applications available on the Internet and, luckily, the iPhone application (which serves as translation to this service) is a great mobile access method. I use the Web, Mac, and iPhone versions of Evernote and it has saved my bacon on more than one occasion. The […]

I have just come across Springpad via a Google Alert and thought I would share it all with you. Springpad is a web-based life organizer that is based on free online notebooks, called Springpads. There are Springpads for most items from a Moving Checklist right through to a Daily Diary. There is even a GTD […]