Nozbe, a new GTD kid on the busy block

10 02 07 - 20:04 - Bookmark this post

It's getting crowdier each month with new GTD applications. Both online and offline developers are creating different ways to get your projects done in a less stressful way. Nozbe is one of those new applications. As the developer told me "It's a web-based GTD system I just launched in beta stage. It would remind you a little about Backpack, but with a strong GTD twist to it. I liked Backpack but it lacked the GTD things I needed so I developed Nozbe to combine the two worlds - ease of use of Backpack + GTD stuff like: next actions and contexts."

I checked out the producttour and some videos on the blog and it really has that web 2.0 Backpack feel to it but yes, with the contexts and the Next Action lists. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a new online system. And since it's free to sign up, what's your next action? Go! Sign up!

Make sure you also check out Marc Orchand's post on Nozbe. He gives a more detailed look on the new service. And he's enthusiast as well

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Nobze does feel and look good – and is comprehensive. However it is coming in at a higher price point than http://www.gtdtracks.com which I have been using for a couple of months now. I cannot see myself switching.

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keith bohanna () (URL) - 16 02 07 - 09:13



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