
Jakub Karczynski
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Nice tryout at the GTD method, the best I've seen so far. Especially easy for beginners to follow the method thanks to a lot of helpful information and step by step weekly and monthly reviews. The app could be more polished though. The desktop version takes a bit of time when switching tabs. Internet connection is mandatory! Pricing is expensive for me to switch from todoist now, but I will come back to it in from time to time to check the advancement. Still testing the features...
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Matt Stone
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This app could be SO good, but is let down by a poor interface, slow load times, and no quick way to add notes to the inbox. So it breaks #1 principle of gtd: make it easy and effortless to capture/sort stuff. Probably suits people who love to endlessly file their libraries, but won't suit anyone who loses track if they are waiting more than a few seconds to get things captured
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Soheil Ghahremani
The app brilliantly implements the GTD (Getting Things Done) methodology in a manner that's intuitive and, importantly, actionable. It doesn't just store your tasks and commitments, but guides you through a workflow that helps you make sense of it all. It's the only GTD application in the world that's universally understandable and executable, especially if you have ADHD. For us, this isn't just an app; it's a lifesaver.
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