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sleek - open-source todo.txt manager
sleek is a todo.txt manager, free and open-source (FOSS)
sleek is an open-source (FOSS) todo manager based on the todo.txt syntax. Stripped down to only the most necessary features, and with a clean and simple interface, sleek aims to help you focus on getting things done. All classic todo.txt attributes are supported and enhanced by additional features. Creating todos is straightforward, and tag-based filtering in tandem with highly customisable grouping and smart full-text search allow for rapid information retrieval. Completed todos can be hidden or archived into separate done.txt files. ... -
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LifeQuest
A GTD-inspired ToDo list manager that tells you what to do next!
Fundamentally, LifeQuest keeps track of what you need to do, and tells you what you need to do next. You simply enter the things you want to do, along with priority and date information, and LifeQuest does the rest. Unlike other ToDo list programs, LifeQuest aims to minimise the amount of effort you spend entering information. LifeQuest is also inspired by GTD contexts and projects to help you find things to do wherever you are or whichever project you want to focus on. LifeQuest is... -
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My Outlook Add-Ins
A personal Getting-Things-Done extension for MSOutlook and MSOneNote.
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... -
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Very simple and powerful list of things that need to be "just done". Created mostly for agile people. Developed with good desgin (design patterns) using test driven development and clean code principles.
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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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This program is based on the Workflow diagramm presented by David Allen in his book "Getting Things Done", which allows the user to handle many different real life tasks without spending too much time with it.
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A task manager based on David Allens "Getting Things Done" methodology. Consists of an easy to use Java frontend and a PHP based data backend thus installable on common shared hosting platforms.
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Simply Getting Things Done. A GTD system, based on David Allen's book, with efficient keyboard based operation and a simple, clutter free user interface. Keybindings are similar to vi / vim; user interface is ncurses; back-end is SQLite.
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Motive One is an application to help you follow David Allen's Getting Things Done task-management methodology.
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GetMeDone is a tcl/tk+PostgreSQL based task management system in the spirit of "Getting Things Done"
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JGTD is a new way of tracking your things to do. Based on the book "Get things done" from David Allen the main idea is to free your mind of all the "stuffs" and categorize them in projects and contexts.
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