Unlock Your Productivity Potential: Mastering Autofocus, the River-like To-Do List System The Issue with Traditional To-Do Lists In one of the emails Oliver Burkeman, author of Time Management for Mortals, sent out to his subscribers, he discussed how we typically …
As many of you already know, over the past year or almost two, I’ve hardly held any sales or mailings. But things are changing! As I mentioned in a previous preliminary newsletter, I’m currently having an autumn sale. Until the …
Productivity is a concept we all want to improve. One popular method that has earned recognition is the Getting Things Done (GTD) system developed by David Allen. It seems natural because it reflects the workings of our minds. We are …
Introducing Quick Exposé, a new app designed to simplify your work with Mission Control on macOS. It offers intuitive interaction with open windows and folders right from the Dock. The main advantage of Quick Exposé is that now, to view …
Yesterday, after about two years, I went back to using OmniFocus again. I’ll write a post in a couple of days, I think. As everyone knows, I gave up using Things a long time ago and I don’t miss the …
David Allen’s Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology has made a breakthrough in approaches to time management and productivity. This system helps people effectively organize their work and personal lives, reducing stress and improving performance. But like any advanced methodology, GTD …
Alternative to HyperDock Published a new application, an alternative to HyperDock Many years ago, I used an application called HyperDock, but then problems started, HyperDock was not updated, the developer did not answer emails (this is also often written to …
I receive many Ideas, Feature Requests, and requests to improve my applications. It’s getting harder and harder to decide which function to implement and prioritize :-(. Therefore, as an experiment, I decided to create a Forum where you can Post …
Groups and Folders (Folder View) Working with elements is radically simplified with Activedock 2. Most of the actions can be directly performed from the Activedock panel (using contextual menu) or by dragging (Drag and Drop) elements from the Finder. Folders …
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