GTD 2DO UPDATE
Update As per the question in the comment section below, this was in no way a “paid advertisement.” We do occasionally link to a product we’re over-the-moon about, but not for the extra 47 cents we may make here or there. To keep me sane, I started using 2Do, today. We start shooting season 2 of VH1’s Scream Queens in about 5 weeks. In the mean time, if you want to take a peak at 2Do, this link will take you there (Note: launches iTunes.) Get Things Done with 2Do Be sure to follow us on twitter or to subscribe to our feed so you don’t miss it. Having purchased and used Toodledo for iphone, ToDo and now 2Do, my feeling is that while ToDo is the best at this point in time, for GTD when combined with the Toodledo web app, 2Do is very cool and a bit more fun and Toodledo for iphone is my least favourite, but still performs well. I’m putting together a little video post demonstrating the workflow. In our case, since The Hit List can sync with iCal, and iCal syncs with 2Do, I now have a GTD system that works on both my laptop and my iPhone. I know this, because I’ve been frustrated with all the rest of them.īecause it syncs with iCal (or the software we use, Bus圜al) via a free download called Mac Sync Helper, this stand-alone iPhone app becomes infinitely useful. 2Do has the Best iPhone to iCal Sync of Any Stand-Alone iPhone App. What will make the app easy to work with?.
Using the app, it feels like the good people at Guided Ways asked themselves, Gorgeous user interface, terrific animations, easy to navigate…all the features I’ve always wanted. Having tried 5 or 6 other to-do apps on the iPhone, this one blows them all away. I was contemplating leaving The Hit List for one of the other GTD apps on the market, when, today, something magical happened… 2Do from Guided Ways was Released Some of the other apps out there have corresponding iPhone software. There’s only one I love: a program called The Hit List. There’s plenty of desktop software out there to help you “Get Things Done.” This page is powered by a knowledgeable community that helps you make an informed decision. 'Minimalist UI that's designed for efficient use' is the primary reason people pick Todoist over the competition. They form my “trusted system”–the place I know all my ToDo’s live. Todoist, Facilethings, and Nirvanahq are probably your best bets out of the 37 options considered.
GTD 2DO HOW TO
While you can implement David’s system using only pen and paper, I’m a geek. Learn how to use 2Do app, a full-featured task manager that helps you manage your tasks, and get things done faster, better, and more easily. I’ve personally read the book, and used its techniques to great effect while producing TV shows like Beauty and the Geek and Scream Queens. GTD, as it’s become known, is the latest, greatest way to be more productive in less time. Most of you have probably heard of the book Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen.
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