#NIRVANA VS OMNIFOCUS ANDROID#
#NIRVANA VS OMNIFOCUS SOFTWARE#

Costs about $9 a month which might seem a lot but it includes 2Do, CleanMyMacX, Gemini, Journey, Aeon Timeline, iThoughts mind-mapping and a ton of other stuff I use that would cost far more if bought individually.

#NIRVANA VS OMNIFOCUS SOFTWARE#

I’ve asked them several times what’s going on but they just dismiss the idea that visual appeal has any importance.Īnyone else use Setapp? It’s a Mac-specific collection of useful productivity software tools, mainly task lists, project management, timers & calendars, writing and blogging aids, Mac maintenance tools and much more. It astonishes me that the developers don’t see how terribly off-putting this is. The iPad app is so ugly I can barely look at it. But the interface is like something from the mid 1990s. It’s cheap, powerful, and multi-platform. I love the idea of Toodledo and have used it on and off for several years. Check it out at įireTask is one that was mentioned in a prior post and it too doesn’t get a lot of mention.

#NIRVANA VS OMNIFOCUS ANDROID#

It’s also elegant and functional and they have a web-app for your desktop and iOS and Android phone apps. One App that I don’t hear mentioned much that was developed specifically to support GTD is Nirvana. But lately they’ve picked up the pace, and I like what they are doing with regards to integration with the Apple Watch and Siri. I will say that in the Things 2 era, development was SLOW. And the few features people complain it’s lacking - isn’t really a need for me.

I’ve been a user since the original Things, and occasionally try a new app/system for a while, but keep coming back to me. And I highly prioritize elegance and style. I only use Apple products so while I do want something that works (and syncs) across all my devices, I do not care if it’s web-based or cross-platform. Etc.įor me - I like to follow GTD principles, though I’m not a purist. If you want ultimately flexibility and “deep task planning” - something like OmniFocus would be a good fit. Picking the best app for YOU depends on what you are looking for, how you like to work, and what you deem important. (Plus some Kanban style apps like Trello, etc.) I’ve tried many - Omnifocus, Firetask, 2Do, Appigo’s To Do, Things, and Nirvana, etc. They can ALL work - but the “best one” is the one you can stick with!!

My opinion is that to-do lists are kind of like diets.

Nirvana vs omnifocus