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I was drawn to Pocket Informant because it integrates a calendar and is well developed on other platforms.
#THINKING ROCK IPHONE SYNC PC#
O Like OmniFocus, Pocket Informant is robust and pricy, but at least it syncs to a couple of web services so PC folks have some hope. You’ll waste your $20 in my opinion since 1) there’s no way to sync it since OmniGroup is strident in its position to not offer anything on the PC or any conduit thereto, 2) lacking a PC conduit, you’ll have to enter all of your GTD system on the iPhone’s spartan keyboard, not fun if you have 50 projects and 100+ next actions, and 3) the iPhone app lacks many features of its Mac counterpart. Despite OmniGroup’s indications to the contrary, I would NOT recommend Omnifocus for the iPhone if you use a PC. It’s made for GTD, not an app that can be adapted to do GTD. O OmniFocus on the iPhone is slick and done right. MaPosted in Productivity Tips Tags: iPhone, Implementing GTD, iPhone Applications Post navigation For PC and Web users, there are many options, but we do not have any specific recommendations around that at this point. We recommend and endorse OmniFocus for the Mac and iPhone. The only platform we have any specific recommendations for is Mac.
#THINKING ROCK IPHONE SYNC HOW TO#
If you’re starting from scratch on all of this, read this post on How to Choose a GTD system. If you understand the best practices, then you’ll find the sea of Apps in the iTunes store much easier to wade through. It’s not just about storing a flat list of To Do’s. For example, if you read Getting Things Done, or even any of our Setup Guides, there are some key things a good list manager would need to have to work well.
The end result is that you would have a Tasks application on the iPhone–>syncing through a service–>that then shares that information with a corresponding application on the web or desktop.Īlso, be sure you understand what makes a good GTD list manager.
#THINKING ROCK IPHONE SYNC INSTALL#
The corresponding application you want to sync it to (Mac, PC or Web) would narrow down the best application for you to install on the iPhone for Tasks. sort by category/context, allow but not force due dates, allows related notes to be attached to the Task, etc.) What you choose for the iPhone would depend primarily on what do you need to sync it to. The iPhone was not built with a Tasks application, so you will need to find an App that will support the GTD best practices for a list manager (e.g. What does the David Allen Company recommend for implementing GTD® Task lists on the iPhone? Here’s some helpful information around that:
One of the most common tools we get asked about is the iPhone–specifically, our recommendations for syncing Tasks to an iPhone.
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