Just with Ctrl+ Cmd+ Up/Down!Īt that time, I was still on Android, but the prospect of taking Omnifocus and its inbox everywhere with me, and an incident with my previous phone and the water bowl of my spouse’s dog made me buy an iPhone. And finally, I could rearrange the tasks of my day in the order I wanted to tackle them. I thought that was just my desire to tinker and try something new. And even wrote some sort of half baked “syncing” with Omnifocus. I was using Plaintasks in Sublimetext for my daily list. We were happy together, but there were times and situations, where I needed something different. The indefinite nesting was a crucial feature for me, as it allowed me to zoom in on tasks that were too daunting for me, breaking them into ever smaller pieces until I reached the baby steps.Īlso the great scriptability with applescript played directly into my tinkerer nature, making Omnifocus behave as I want it to, adding the features I was missing. Long time ago, when there was a seemingly abandoned Things 2 and a very shiny Omnifocus 2, with a living community and indefinite levels of subtask nesting, I was in search of a task manager to help me clarify my tasks (and with that somehow also my life). I even thought about writing a post about it on a yet to be created blog (although the post would have been a more objective comparison of the features of Things and Omnifocus 3). So don’t expect anything too deep or even actionable.
OMNIFOCUS FOR ANDROID MAC
This (quite long) post is mostly about me sharing my feelings (towards task managers, I know, but hey, we’re Mac Power Users).
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