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rooty
2009-07-02, 12:21 PM
For anyone that is at a point where notepad or a actual notepad is overwhelming and need something to help manage todo lists and projects

I thought share this link as all the related websites (basecamp...) charge money where as this is the only one i could find that was free (2 projects)

A little slow on loading and the default font looks utterly shit... it does do the job for me though.

https://www.goplanapp.com/

a screeny for anyone that wanna see what this is all about
http://img89.yfrog.com/img89/4399/todoh.jpg

HowlingWulf
2009-07-02, 12:35 PM
I still really like scribbling out the tasks on my notebook like a vengeful task demon...

LeRoy
2009-07-02, 01:02 PM
Looks interesting Rooty.

Whats more interesting is the Free Site Builder App on your to do list ;)

Nice soft launch :)

rooty
2009-07-02, 01:59 PM
Looks interesting Rooty.

Whats more interesting is the Free Site Builder App on your to do list ;)

Nice soft launch :)

hah i wish that is still a year away if im lucky

pc
2009-07-02, 07:55 PM
Nowadays I need to do list to do to do list.
To much work and so little time |loony|

tickler
2009-07-02, 09:28 PM
I had to write a to-do manager a long time ago to handle electronic documents(15 signatures on a form) with time constraints. It would progressively lock you out of everything else until the required function was done.

A manager could release the lock out, but of course that was also recorded to personnel performance tracking.|tomato|

NY Jester
2009-07-03, 12:35 AM
HAHA I with you Pclit ..I need a reminder list for each of my todo lists. I need 2 more days in my week and about 4-5 more hours in the day. Maybe I'll adapt a 9 day work week.

MeatPounder
2009-07-03, 12:44 AM
I just use Outlook ;)

Buky
2009-07-03, 11:04 PM
I'm on this lil guy Doomi (http://www.doominow.com/), using Adobe AIR.
It's great to-do and reminder, simple and funcional.

rooty
2009-07-05, 11:36 AM
I'm on this lil guy Doomi (http://www.doominow.com/), using Adobe AIR.
It's great to-do and reminder, simple and funcional.

O.o I love it ! just doesnt allow categories and would quickly become useless ones i get to a 1000 things to do ;P

Cleo
2009-07-05, 11:57 AM
I was using this (http://tadalist.com/) for a grocery, house needs, etc but switched over to Grocery Gadget (http://www.grocerygadgets.com/) a few weeks ago and I'm loving it.