It's called " Clippings," and if you're familiar with the similar feature in OmniOutliner, you can imagine how it might work in the context of a task-tracking app and the complementary apps whose contents you want to direct to it.Īlongside the recently-added Perspectives, this is a feature that is making me very happy right now. Well, I'm happy to say that recent sneaky peaks of OmniFocus now have a pretty neat way to help with this problem. But it's also advice that leaves a lot of people scratching their heads: "OK, big shot, so where do I put this new task, and how exactly is it supposed to get there?" In fact, liberating actions from the email in which they arrived and putting them into a system that you trust is arguably the most important tenet of Inbox Zero.
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You could be forgiven for being exhausted by my harangues about the importance of putting actions into their own special place outside of email, web sites, or other action-bearing media ("Email is just a series of tubes," Senator Ted Stevens, might one day say). Screengrabs and more - including a reminder that you should totally visit me at the WWDC OmniFocus meetup tonight - after the iJump.
Buying groceries? OmniFocus can show you the closest grocery store and create an instant shopping list.Ĭapture tasks anywhere, anytime with OmniFocus: you can enter text, take a picture, or even make a quick voice recording. Using your location, OmniFocus can create a custom list of actions to complete nearby. And it is gorgeous, usable, and location-aware. Merry Christmas, Mac productivity nerds: iPhone synching for OmniFocus is coming. It's been like I knew you guys were getting the big Lego Millennium Falcon for Christmas, but I couldn't tell you until Santa had gone back up the chimney (in his black mock turtleneck and jeans). It's so nice to lift the veil on this one. The Omni Group - OmniFocus for iPhone and iPod touch
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