25 matching apps verified to support Getting Things Done as of today (28 Feb 2021)
Watch for tools that have TRO training available. TRO is a more advanced GTD-like system and demands more powerful software tools.
Jira Software is a software development tool that uses Scrum and Kanban boards.
Well-integrated task lists for browser and handhelds with email handling.
Trello is a great low-cost, clean, aesthetic, cross-platform (web, iPhone, iPad, and Android) team collaboration tool designed to be as simple and intuitive as possible.
Tasks, email, contacts, notes, password manager, and calendar all in one.
Simple task management tool with collaboration features.
A chic, free task manager for every platform.
Sync calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes to your mobile device from a variety of desktop or Internet platforms.
A combination of cloud-based task and code management tools for software developers.
Complete GTD tool for Lotus Notes endorsed by David Allen.
A free application that allows users to manage all types of tasks easily. Downloadable client for Windows-based Machine, Android and iPhone are currently available.
Web application that allows task item input from various messenger and email providers.
Full-featured Outlook Exchange task management application for iOS (Priacta-recommended for TRO with Exchange).
Easy to learn, easy to use application that keeps lists of things to do. The Hit List is Mac's most powerful task manager.
Although these programs do not meet our basic GTD capability criteria, we're keeping our eye on them since they have been suggested or advertised as GTD apps.
Personal daily manager for Android, iPhone, Windows Mobile and Blackberry.
Not Yet GTD Compliant:
Simple but powerful Web-based GTD task management tool with great email integration.
Not Yet GTD Compliant:
Social task and project management with collaboration for individuals, teams, and small businesses. Limited support for shared workspaces.
Not Yet GTD Compliant: Does not support a true Unprocessed tasks list or Inbox for new tasks to be processed. For example, there is no way to filter out tasks with no tag assigned yet. This is a significant limitation. (The Inbox feature is limited to messages only and is not a true incoming tasks list.) Other limitations for GTD and TRO: unable to see tasks across workspaces (if they are tagged with the same tag). Non-fatal issue.
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