Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success

Evernote alternatives compared on cost, capture and what survives the export. Seven apps plus a safe migration plan. See which one fits your notes.

Best note taking app for Mac, scored on capture speed, search, exit cost and daily admin. See which of six apps suits your setup and workflow.

Best note taking app for GTD, scored on capture speed, export and lock-in rather than feature lists. See which app fits your setup and why.

The best note taking app is the one that captures in seconds and feeds your next actions. Compare 7 tested picks, costs and setup. See which fits your workflow.

GTD-Free is a desktop productivity application based on David Allen’s wildly successful philosophy as described in his “Getting Things Done” book. It joins the ranks of many other, similarly styled applications set on helping others to get the most out of their days while reducing the stress of organizing work. GTD-Free is, appropriately enough, a […]

I have eventually got around to taking a better look at the Mac GTD app, Things, and adding to a review that I did a while ago. I currently use OmniFocus but Things and The Hit List are grabbing my attention. Anyway, here is my review and thoughts about Things. Things is a blandly named […]

Sometimes a productivity system just isn’t right for your lifestyle and it can be a massive headache to discover this too late: such as after you’ve already taken your wallet out to give it a spin. To help with this problem, DIGTD wants to showcase a few different but still useful productivity tools that won’t […]

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 […]

This is not a new application but one I have just stumbled across and one that looks quite useful, especially for Windows users. This is available as an iGoogle App, a NetVibes App or a Vista Sidebar Widget. A lot of iGoogle apps lose their appeal after they’ve started to clutter up your homepage and […]