It is truly a catchall where I can store professional and personal tasks and projects, where I forecast them out, and where I can perform easy reviews to see where I am stalling and what I need to be working on. Overall, I would say that Omni is the tool I use the most both professionally and personally. After a while you want something quick and easy that you can jot down, and there are so many free solutions out there that are better integrated into your life. To keep up with the best and most unique features of the platform requires so much work on tagging and organizing that everyone I know who used it just went back to simple to do list apps. Now with the proliferation of Amazon Echo (Alexa) you can add things to the Alexa to-do list by voice, so you don't want to have to go and type into OmniFocus when you can just now add tasks by voiceĪ number of features that allow you to sort tasks and arrange them in a multitude of sophisticated ways, so you can organize tasks in ways not possible through a simple to-do list. Even my friends who recommended OmniFocus abandoned it for the Tasks App in the iPhone after only a few months, and now I use Google Keep instead because it integrates my work to do list with my personal lists well. I abandoned it because there was too much maintenance, tagging, and clicking. Overkill to the point of unusable - impractical even for the most organized of us In OF3 you have to select so many options just to do this.
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Other software I've used let's you just put "water plants every Monday" and it'll set that reminder. Setting repeating tasks is quite fiddly, there are a lot of options.
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The online manual is huge and there's so much to find out. It's too in-depth, if you've never used it or one of Omni's other software it's a heck of a learning curve. It had all the features I needed including setting repeating reminders, ease of adding a task and setting dark mode. However, I have switched to Todoist which meets my needs so much better. The price when I got it was actually great, it was a one-time purchase, not subscription like it is now. If you can get into it properly and can handle how in-depth it is then you'll be fine but it was just too much for me. I tried a dozen to-do apps before purchasing OF3 and stuck with it a few months but the interface wasn't right for me and it was too fiddly and too overwhelming. Fantastic "to-do" software but very in-depth
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