Wunderkit for Productivity Looks Amazing, and is Quite Social
I’ll be honest, productivity isn’t the most glamorous category of application to develop for the web. Not only is it not glamorous, but it’s extremely difficult to find a workflow…
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WorkSimple gamifies the workplace
Agile work environments aren’t just for developers and engineers anymore. Project management software has been a mainstay on the web to handle teams in different locations and handle projects with…
Remember The Milk: Now On The iPad
After a year in the making, the Remember The Milk team has finally released its iPad application, allowing users of the service to sync their tasks, notes and lists on…
Goalscape: a new way to manage projects
Goalscape is a new web app that takes a novel approach to helping you manage your goals and projects. Most project and task management apps work in a fairly linear,…
Taskforce helps manage your emails
How do you organize your inbox? Do you use the inbox zero method or the staring system? Each email is a task essentially, how do you track which messages you…
A retraction, an apology and a task management app you have to try.
Some time ago I wrote a post that called out an application for, at least in my opinion, completely replicating an extremely popular Mac task management app called Things. This…
Teepin: Crowdsource the Idea within.
Ideas are like carbon, they are everywhere, the problem is that they are not worth much without refinement. So why don’t we try to harness them to improve and innovate…
Google Tasks Goes Full Screen
Google has finally made the bold move and taken steps to making Google Tasks an application in its own right. Tasks has until now played a rather small role in…
