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While surfing off this web site, I discovered Easy Task Manager…looks like it covers much of what I need – perhaps not the complete Outlook integration though.

http://www.orionbelt.com/index.php

Anyone else use this…I can’t see it in the list above yet? Any other thoughts? Is it completely GTD compliant?

http://sites.google.com/site/rocketdm/gtd-software

Probably the simplest.

Anyone knows a GTD app that tracks your task’s status history over time? Ex: Day 1: Not Started; Day 2: In Progress; Day 3: Completed

Thanks!

Bonsai is an outliner, so you have some freedom to implement GTD the way you like best.
I did it this way: at the top level i have: work projects, personal projects, second job projects and ‘checklists’. Under these items I have my projects (except for checklists). An Item in bonsai can be either ’simple’ (that i use for reference materials), ‘to do’ which i use for ‘actions’ because it has a checkbox in the interface and ‘tasks’ wich is the type I use for projects because it has a progress bar. Further on you can have up to 15 categories (typical of Palm) those I use for contexts.
My next actions is always the first item under a project. Natara Bonsai has several filtering capabilities (including showing only the first action), those I use for pulling together my lists for any given context. Also due dates, and estimated time (custom field) and Contact can be entered as attributes of an outline item. I fill contact for every item that has ‘waiting for’ as a category.

Give it a try! Thanks

Tom

Peter

There are a couple of things that make this software unique from other to-do list applications. One is that it has keyboard command based options, i.e. anything that can be done with a mouse, can be done with the keyboard alone. Another thing that differentiates it from other to-do applications is the ability to save a list as a template to be re-used later. Of course you can also filter, prioritize, and tag to-do items as necessary.

The main thing I was trying to achieve with this application was simplicity. For example, to add a task, you only need to type the task and press enter (you can optionally tag it).

Please visit: http://www.smarttodolist.com

However, you should put there uOrganized. Very nice application, easy to use…and has all the major features. I’m using it for about 3 months and i’m very pleased.

What differs from other GTD apps is the grouping feature (like Tudumo but more powerful) and the filtering options.

http://www.veetosoft.com/uOrganized.html