New GTD software for Mac users

[lastgasp]

Hello all. Thought I'd pass along news that someone's modified the third-party application OmniOutliner specifically for GTD. It's still a work in progress, but it's sharp and getting a lot of traction in a remarkably short time.

Here's an overview of the freeware mods:

http://kinkless.com/pages/kgtd

And here's a link to a very Mac-centric GTD-oriented site that hails the KGTD modifications:

http://www.43folders.com/2005/10/review_kinkless.html

Finally, here's a link to the non-modified OmniOutliner software:

http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnioutliner/

I should note that I'm not affiliated with any of these operations; just a Mac-using GTD fan who's always on the lookout for clean, attractive tools.

Tim

 

[cyberscribe]

Looks Nice

Thanks, Tim. Looks like a nice package. People started recommending it to me after I wrote this article:

http://www.davidco.com/coaches_corner/Robert_Peake/article54.html

The other product that was mentioned a lot for the Mac is DayLite:

http://www.marketcircle.com/daylite/

which looks like more Sales/CRM features than a straightup GTD system requires, but still seems to have a very loyal following.

 

[ceehjay]

I hadn't read that article in the Coach's Corner because I don't have (or use) a Mac. I did read it today, though, and found your thoughts about managing lists quite useful, no matter what technology or lack thereof one uses.

Thanks for the link.

Carolyn

 

[mOses nOghbaudie]

Kgtd

i downloaded a trial version of Omni Outliner and registered for a short full activation to try out the Kinkless GTD system. Although there's a couple kinks being worked out, i can say it single-handedly got my GTD processes for several projects unstuck in the last 24 hours. i'm now outlining college course study guides, my GTD system, project brainstorming....

i *highly* recommend trying out Omni Outliner and The Kinkless GTD system.