Ruud Hein
10/5/2018 10:15 pm
I agree with you. I came to Everdo when it was in beta, back in November 2017. At that time I was running OmniFocus in a virtual machine on Windows and well....that was just insane.
Everdo is a bit like an offline, private version of NirvanaHQ. The interface and shortcuts are heavily "inspired" by it.
It's very versatile and contains most, if not all, of the functions you need in "beyond to do list" task management. I can really recommend it.
My own use came to a halt when I read about someone's kanban-ish setup in TheBrain http://forums.thebrain.com/post/my-megabrain-thought-types-9678341?pid=1303569864 I experimented with that setup from March-June and then made the switch.
Would I require a more traditional task/project management setup, it most certainly will be Everdo again
Everdo is a bit like an offline, private version of NirvanaHQ. The interface and shortcuts are heavily "inspired" by it.
It's very versatile and contains most, if not all, of the functions you need in "beyond to do list" task management. I can really recommend it.
My own use came to a halt when I read about someone's kanban-ish setup in TheBrain http://forums.thebrain.com/post/my-megabrain-thought-types-9678341?pid=1303569864 I experimented with that setup from March-June and then made the switch.
Would I require a more traditional task/project management setup, it most certainly will be Everdo again