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If you really want to implement the GTD system the right way, pay the money for Omnificus. For your phone, use the Omnifocus IOS app or the Focus GTD app on An

If you really want to implement the GTD system the right way, pay the money for Omnificus. For your phone, use the Omnifocus IOS app or the Focus GTD app on Android. Integrate it with MailPlane, and you've got a sweet task tracking system that actually works and can link back to your email inbox. I recently saw a presentation by the head of the GTD consultancy connected with the book anf he says he uses Omnifocus to implement GTD. I have tried tons of to do apps over the years and nothing beats Omnifocus.

BinaryIdiot 11y ago
> pay the money for Omnificus Absolutely not. I will not get sucked into their lock in again. I own several macs but I constantly switch between iOS and Android and, for the past year, I've been getting back into doing development on Windows again. I had most of my life in Omnifocus at one point but what good is it if I can't use it on my windows computer or my phone? Focus GTD is awful. It's very buggy and relies on the Omni folks not radically changing or introducing something. The last time I used Focus GTD it actually lost some of my data during a sync. Sure it's probably better now but I'll never try it again. I think it's a mistake to pick a system that forces you to only use a single platform. GTD helps people run their entire lives depending on how much you use it so I think it's important you pick a system that is flexible enough to come with you no matter what. Though I'll be honest there are not a lot of good alternatives out there (especially if you want a dedicated windows app).
RaitoBezarius 11y ago
For a Arch Linux guy, Omnifocus looks cool, but Apple ecosystem only is really annoying, do you recommend something?