Task-based/time-based productivity.
July 10, 2012 12:51 PM Subscribe
Help me find a productivity app.
Is there a Windows-based productivity app that would allow me to toggle between a task-based and a time-based approach? For example, "purge old files" is on my to-do list. It's going to take me a while, but there is no particular deadline. I want to commit 2 hours to this task tomorrow without regard to how much gets done. "Clean the bathroom" is also on my to-do list. There's no particular duration associated with that task; it just needs to be done tomorrow. I don't want to schedule my tasks into strict time slots; that tends to make me rebel. Android synchronization would be nice but it's not necessary.
Is there a Windows-based productivity app that would allow me to toggle between a task-based and a time-based approach? For example, "purge old files" is on my to-do list. It's going to take me a while, but there is no particular deadline. I want to commit 2 hours to this task tomorrow without regard to how much gets done. "Clean the bathroom" is also on my to-do list. There's no particular duration associated with that task; it just needs to be done tomorrow. I don't want to schedule my tasks into strict time slots; that tends to make me rebel. Android synchronization would be nice but it's not necessary.
Have you tried Any.do? It's available as a Chrome extension, iOS and Android. Soon to be a web app too. You can toggle between "time" (set a reminder date) vs "folder" (which is related to context, location, type of thing). Folders are great as it helps me arrange stuff in the following: Home, Work, Shopping List, Blog, Future Reference, Waiting for
It's also free on all platforms. Hope this helps.
posted by silmonli at 12:48 AM on July 11, 2012
It's also free on all platforms. Hope this helps.
posted by silmonli at 12:48 AM on July 11, 2012
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Simple, flexible, and straightforward. Which are surprisingly rare qualities in most apps.
posted by The ____ of Justice at 1:08 PM on July 10, 2012 [2 favorites]