Today the Omnifocus 3 app by the Omnigroup was released for download and purchase on the iOS app store.
Just released is the new version of the gold-standard for to-do applications.
When loaded with the required data, and projects, contexts and timing established, this app can quickly become your second brain.
The one prominent new feature in OmniFocus 3 is Tags. Tags used to be called context, and many people saw their use in the manner described by David Allen in the best-selling “Getting Things Done” book. Now they have been giving new super-powers and are way more capable than contexts in OmniFocus 2 was. Now you can have multiple tags assigned to one task, after all, we can choose to do something when two conditions agree, for example, Being at Home and being at the Computer. Tasks that need you to be at those two places can then be processed when the two places agree.
With the extra thought, huge variations can be conceived to maximize its power in your particular use case.
I use it to manage everything, and if the task is not done, it is because I ignored OmniFocus. When I pay attention to it, it is like I have more than 24 hours a day.
There is a free two week trial for a test run to see if it works for you.
Omnifocus 3 for iOS
May 30, 2018 by Jide Ajayi • Issues, Productivity, Thoughts • Tags: apps, omnifocus 3, productivity • 0 Comments
Just released is the new version of the gold-standard for to-do applications.
When loaded with the required data, and projects, contexts and timing established, this app can quickly become your second brain.
The one prominent new feature in OmniFocus 3 is Tags. Tags used to be called context, and many people saw their use in the manner described by David Allen in the best-selling “Getting Things Done” book. Now they have been giving new super-powers and are way more capable than contexts in OmniFocus 2 was. Now you can have multiple tags assigned to one task, after all, we can choose to do something when two conditions agree, for example, Being at Home and being at the Computer. Tasks that need you to be at those two places can then be processed when the two places agree.
With the extra thought, huge variations can be conceived to maximize its power in your particular use case.
I use it to manage everything, and if the task is not done, it is because I ignored OmniFocus. When I pay attention to it, it is like I have more than 24 hours a day.
There is a free two week trial for a test run to see if it works for you.