Articles Tagged ‘GTD app’
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ShotList: A Production Stripboard In Your Pocket
BY Lory Gil on Fri July 01st, 2011
ShotList is a filmaker’s production scheduling app that is so well-designed it would impress Franklin Covey. The app is a niche twist on the traditional GTD productivity app in that it is dedicated to organizing and tracking film shoots.
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ActionNotes Brings Style And Simplicity To iPad Note-Taking
BY Lisa Caplan on Tue March 29th, 2011
If you are in the market for an attractive, straightforward, note pad, ActionNotes is worth checking out. Sometimes less is more.
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The iWill App: Your Entire Desk On Your iPad
BY Lisa Caplan on Wed March 23rd, 2011
If you prefer do-it-all apps to multiple task-specific apps, iWill HD can effectively fill many of your productivity as well as entertainment and news needs. It’s worth checking out.
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Manage Mom's Scheduling Madness With MommyCal
BY Lisa Caplan on Wed March 23rd, 2011
MommyCal bring graphic reminders to moms with much to do. Can it help manage even your crazy life?
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Take It A Week At A Time With Planner For iPad - Weekly Calendar And Tasks
BY Lisa Caplan on Tue March 15th, 2011
This is an app intended for those who find they don’t need all the options of a full-featured time management app, just a simple view of the upcoming week and what must get done. But, does it live up to its claims?
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Wunderlist HD: The Swiss Army Knife Of iPad GTD Apps
BY Lisa Caplan on Mon February 28th, 2011
Find yourself writing notes on every scrap of paper or e-mailing yourself a bunch of reminders? If you do, Wunderlist HD is an ideal task management app for you. This app is stable, well thought out, user-friendly, and is a great way to manage any to-do list or hectic schedule for free.
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Time Management For The Organizationally Challenged With Do It (Tomorrow) HD
BY Lisa Caplan on Wed February 23rd, 2011
Do It (Tomorrow) HD is a super-simple to-do list manager with a specific purpose: to help procrastinators decide what things can be put off and what must get done today.
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