The gang over at Cultured Code has released a free public preview of their task management application, Things. I've been using the Alpha release and really like what I see. There is no OS X integration yet (i.e. Mail.app, iCal, etc), but it's coming. I offer you no amazing insight into GTD, but this app sure keeps me organized.
by Brad on January 4, 2008
I just posted about Things a few days ago. I'm sold on it already. I can't wait for it to become more integrated.
Things iPhone app, anyone?
4 Jan 08 at 1:15pm
I've been using Things since it was a private alpha test. It's already a great piece of software and if the roadmap is any indication it's well on it's way to becoming a must-have on the Mac.
9 Jan 08 at 3:17am
I would pay or donate for a sync'd things.app on my iphone. The cool thing is, things.app's interface already lends nicely to iphone's interface with it's clear and structured heirarchy.
Actually I think things.app would be easier to use on the iphone than on the desktop! :)
19 Mar 08 at 4:04pm
I think ill give Things a shot.
I feel the need to mange my tasks digitally since I always have my laptop with me. The problem Im having is syncing my tasks with a traditional day planner, which I have. I just hate carrying that darn thing around…..
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heh, this is funny, i was just looking at things.app when vienna pinged me with this post. looks good to me, especially if they bring some more of the features they're promising… :)
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