FV and FVP Forum > New FV App: I Want To
wow! interesting app. I've tried them ALL. and while this one is simple, has some, what to me seemed obvious, yet never done on one screen simple level.
select tasks. such as here with star.
then simple on/off toggle to show hide the starred items.
yeah, plenty of apps where there is star and show starred items, they take too many steps, screens to get to and back.
this app is not yet perfect, so I'll be following up with developer with simple suggestion.
thanks for posting.
select tasks. such as here with star.
then simple on/off toggle to show hide the starred items.
yeah, plenty of apps where there is star and show starred items, they take too many steps, screens to get to and back.
this app is not yet perfect, so I'll be following up with developer with simple suggestion.
thanks for posting.
January 14, 2013 at 18:37 |
matthewS
matthewS
Hello,
Has anyone here tried Bill Westerman's GSD system mentioned above?
http://blog.utilware.com/gsd
I hadn't heard about it before, but it seems interesting and could certainly be combined with many of Mark's ideas.
Has anyone here tried Bill Westerman's GSD system mentioned above?
http://blog.utilware.com/gsd
I hadn't heard about it before, but it seems interesting and could certainly be combined with many of Mark's ideas.
January 26, 2013 at 21:15 |
Keith
Keith
@Keith thank you so much for http://blog.utilware.com/gsd
It helped me a lot. I realized reading it that it is in many way the method I follow naturally.
I have tried it for a week now and I am not fed up of it. Il like the way it force me to do the right things at the right time. I feel nice with it. I think I will keep it definitively
I am really astonished how the author has kept many things of MF but also from others methods.
It is really efficient with me and much lighter than GTD or some complicated systems
It helped me a lot. I realized reading it that it is in many way the method I follow naturally.
I have tried it for a week now and I am not fed up of it. Il like the way it force me to do the right things at the right time. I feel nice with it. I think I will keep it definitively
I am really astonished how the author has kept many things of MF but also from others methods.
It is really efficient with me and much lighter than GTD or some complicated systems
February 18, 2013 at 20:11 |
Jupiter
Jupiter
"A simple to do list manager which allows pre-selection of important items, re-entering of unfinished items, and import/export of items to Dropbox."
And this from the app's help section:
"I Want To is a to do list application based on the principle of preselecting tasks from a bigger task list and the working off the preselected tasks. It also allows re-entering tasks which are not completed. The app works well in conjuction with Mark Forster's Final Version task management system, Michael Lopp's' Taste of the Day system, or Bill Westerman's GSD system."
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-want-to/id557137719?mt=8&ls=1