Things
Cultured Code is working on “the easiest and most fun to use personal To-Do management application” — Things. It looks pretty cool. I wonder how useful it will be when it is released?
Right now I use Backpack from 37signals to stay organized. I’m constantly making To-Do lists to prioritize JAK Media projects and schedule Livebait.tv shoots and editing sessions.
Things will probably cost $19.95 when it gets released whereas my $5/mo for Backpack lets me access my account from any web browser, is easy to share with groups and includes a calendar.
How do the rest of you stay organized?
Stumble It!Posted in OS X Software at 11:57 PM
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I use an insane mix of Dashboard stickies and my Moleskine notebook. Extensive lists and critical paths with check-boxes. Very high tech. :-) But somehow it seems to work. Maybe I have a personality that’s already a little too detail-oriented.
Posted by: david on August 7, 2007 11:00 AM
Moleskine notebooks are great. I can’t seem to find mine and it is driving me nuts. I might have to spring for another…
Posted by: Jay Kerr on August 9, 2007 12:42 AM
So then the big question - WHICH moleskine is your preference. I’m beginning to learn that this is a matter that divides homes and pits friends against each other. I prefer the smaller, pocket sized, lined journal. Used to use the bugger one but tried a small one in Africa and haven’t been able to put then down since.
Posted by: david on August 9, 2007 1:22 PM
I prefer the Plain Notebook (Pocket size: 9 x 14 cm) with plain pages so I can make sketches, lists, etc. Next time, I’ll put my name and phone number in the back. Duoh!
Posted by: Jay Kerr on August 9, 2007 4:11 PM
Pocket size, full grid is the one true moleskine. All other models are defects who couldn’t make it to the graph paper finish line.
Posted by: Ryan on August 9, 2007 11:46 PM
Jay - I empathize with you - losing my moleskine would be heartbreaking. You have my condolences.
Ryan - Ease up on the coffee, man. We can all get along.
Posted by: david on August 10, 2007 6:25 PM
Moleskine. But from there onto a Google Doc spreadsheet. I need a way to prioritize, though.
Posted by: David Dylan Thomas on August 13, 2007 2:43 PM
