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PNotes is light-weight, flexible, skinnable manager of virtual notes on your desktop. It supports multiple languages, individual note's settings, transparency and scheduling. Absolutely portable as well - no traces in registry. PNotes.NET edition requires .NET framework 4 Client Profile

Personal information management application. Powerful and simple. Free and opensoure. Inspired by todos.txt and markdown.

RomanRhapsody? is a tool helping user to be more productive and efficient everyday. It tries to implement most progressive self-productivity ideas and assists user in using them. Application's philosophy implies taking trivial part of self-organizing letting user be concentrated on decision-making itself. User must be focused on reaching goals, not on storing/finding/retrieving goals and relative information. For now project is in early development stage although it is enough...

RemindMe is a small program which alerts you when one of your inputted events such as birthdays, assignments or deadlines, etc... has occurred. It has the ability to use custom alarms and can store as many events as you need. Can hide in the background so it does not get in the way.

CRM für Kleinbüro und Heimbüro mit Schwerpunkt auf Verwaltung von Personenprofilen. Geeignet sowohl private Arbeitsvermittler und Arbeitslosen-Initativen, als auch für Fundraising, Wohnungsmarkt, HelpDesk/Hotline und mehr... Wichtige Mitteilung: An diesem Projekt arbeiten wir seit 2010 nicht mehr. Support-Anfragen werden nicht mehr beantwortet.

My Outlook Add-Ins consists of a set of useful customisations for MS Outlook 2010. At the moment 4 cool Add-Ins are provided: 1) MyOutlookAddIn: Generates "Waiting for Answere" MS Outlook Tasks for E-Mails marked with a special "Wait-For" MS Outlook Category at the moment of sending the E-Mail. 2) OutlookOneNote: Integrates MS Outlook 2010 and MS OneNote 2010. When closing MS Outlook it looks at all the Tasks and adds a MS OneNote task reference based on the Tasks category. The...

FireScrum is an intuitive and easy-to-use SCRUM projects management environment focused on Rich Internet Application(RIA) technology.

MonoToDo is an attempt to find a spot between in line comments and a full blown project manager. It is intended to be for a developer to keep track of all the small task he/she has done or needs to do.

A simple tool to create (post-it like) notes on your desktop. Beside text, notes can also contain other useful tools like calculators. Using the network feature you can send notes to other computers. digiNotes also uses the new Windows7 Taskbar.

(It looks like Windows Task Manager) this is a time tracking tool designed for tired and overworked people. Tasks are organized hierarchically (like folders in the Windows Explorer). Includes statistics. Measure yourself, this is a self improvement tool.

Honeypot is PIM software designed to help you organize your to-do lists, contacts, log/journal entries, and notes. It consists of both a GUI and several command line tools to make it usable by average users and those who live at a command line.

n-squared is a light weight, super powered note pad application that stores notes in an embedded database for easy searching. It has a tabbed interface, syntax highlighting, encryption, and more!

NeoJournal is an offline, personal journalling/diary application written in VB.Net and C#.

BrainDump is a hierarchical note-taking application written in C#. It is similar to TreePad, JTreePad, and other Tree-like note-taking applications.

NoMemory is a simple Mono/GTK# to-do list.

As the project name already describes this will be just another todo list which offers a centralized storage of the todo items, which can finally be processed decentralized either via a client application or via a web interface.

Nikita is a peer-to-peer PIM. It will offer all the same benefits of the standard PIMS (such as Outlook or Chandler) but will not require a central server. Items can be marked as Calendar, Task, Email, etc... or any combination of those. Silos be gone!