OmniFocus task management software released

The Omni Group today announced the final release of OmniFocus 1.0, its new advanced task management tool. OmniFocus is designed around David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” work-life management method, allowing users to quickly assemble notes and ideas into cohesive plans. The application assigns tasks to master projects, and can be viewed by context as well – such as “Go to the store” or “Garden work” – while automatic visual cues show the next step that needs to be taken. OmniFocus is currently shipping, available for $80; a 25-percent discount is available to users of OmniOutliner Professional.

In addition to putting ideas directly into OmniFocus, the software includes a quick-entry panel that can pop up from anywhere within the operating system. Users can also import kGTD documents, and synchronize with iCal through OmniFocus.

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jeph4e

It is pretty darn good

01/08, 5:06pm, EST

Omni rocks. Great app. Been using it every day since alpha release. Never crashed even in alpha/beta. Thanks Omni!

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JeffHarris

Pretty Good...

01/08, 9:23pm, EST

I played with it a bit. Powerful? Yes. but overly complex for some. Me, for instance.

Take a look at Things from Cultured Code. http://www.culturedcode.com/things/

It has a similar GTD type of interface, but it's clean and simple. Quite nice at half the price (when it gets out of beta.

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the white shadow

$80?

03/11, 5:19am, EDT

the price for this gtd app is ott. wtf?

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