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FreeplaneGTD+
Freeplane add-on for task management and memo taking
Freeplane is a widely used mind mapping tool. GTD is a time management methodology by David Allen. Freeplane GTD is an addon, that can collect tasks specified in a mindmap, thus allowing the users of Freeplane to use the concepts of GTD in their mind -
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MoruTask
MoruTask is a Todo List for manage your tasks
MoruTask is a Todo List for manage your tasks with reminder and simple interface Note : MoruTask is fork of TaskUnifier . -
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GTD-Free is personal TODO/action manager inspired by GTD (Getting Things Done) method by David Allen. GTD-Free tries to be simple and easy to use.
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XNotesNG is a personal information manager with plugin API. It comes with a Todo Manager, Calendar Manager, and an extensive notes and category system and can be dynamically extended through the use of a plugin API.
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ListfulThinking is a stand alone self prioritizing ToDo list application that supports an unlimited number of items and lists. It is written in Java.
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Doyen is a personal workflow management program. It can be used as a scheduler/todo list, but offers "flexible scheduling" features unavailable in most comparable programs, allowing you to specify that you want to work on a task, and then scheduling i
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