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A Review of Things by Cultured Code | Clay Carson's Blog — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 21:09:51 +0000

[...] A Review of Things by Cultured CodeBeta testing for “Things” had been out for some time before version 1.0 was released during the week of Macworld. While testing Things, I had began to work my way off of using pen and paper to-do lists and moved everything to the computer. With the Things iPhone app and simple syncing, it was made possible that I had my to-do list with me everywhere I went. [...]

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[...] You most likely have other projects already going on. So, instead of thinking big, try to break them into tasks and milestones. This will make it much easier to achieve success. Just like in my previous article, I have a suggestion of an app I use and find a perfect fit to keep track of it all. For breaking projects down into tasks, I use Things for both Mac and the iPhone (iPad version available too). You can find a very extensive review of the Mac app here. [...]

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Mac+iPhone App Review: Things | MacTalk Australia — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 09:14:34 +0000

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JJ — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:09:59 +0000

I use PI. Tried to love things – the interface is nice but:
1. no landscape in iphone app
2. no ota sync
3. no alerts / times
4. been no substantial update for a long time
5. expensive to get the desktop and iphone app. toodledo.com offers a free account with much of the same functionality.

PI offers:
1. landscape
2. OTA sync to toodledo and google calendar (and then to ical with spanning sync)
3. alerts, times etc and can easily move a task to the calendar
4. seems to be updated regularly with new features but I have just got it recently so not sure what it will be like in the future.
5. costs $10.00 and you have a gtd and calendar app for the price of things. toodledo is free so a pretty cost effective investment!

By: Rich

Rich — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:22:01 +0000

@CHAD: I use Omnifocus (OF). I think OF is like democracy: it is the worst method possible, except all the others. Things that keep me from buying something else:
1) I have multiple computers to keep synchronized, plus an iPhone, and OF will sync all of them automatically, consistently and accurately.
2) It’s actively developed, although I’m not sure they know what to do next with it.
3) It’s reasonably priced IMO, although the iPhone app is a separate purchase

Downsides:
1) There is no calendaring capability, no alarms and only a clunky way to tie in to iCal
2) It is kind of tough to keep a running to-do list that you keep procrastinating, which is realistically the way a lot of my GTD ends up working.
3) There is no Web 2.0 online component thingy. Might be a good thing.

It’s been a while since I looked at Things, I’ll have to revisit it.

By: CHAD

CHAD — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 01:57:48 +0000

Researching GTD (management) software: Currently, I have narrowed it to four (OmniFocus, Pagico Professional, Merlin 2.7, & Things). I have the trial version of Things, which I enjoy. However, I “prefer” having Gnatt view and reminders with any manual dragging. I, otherwise, like Things, especially considering I will use the iPhone capability ALOT.

Since I am new to Things, I welcome any feedback regarding my two “preferences”.

Thanks,
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I also purchased the iphone but i really like it though because of the conventionality and it boosts features that most phones do not even come close to touching. I always say there is an app for everything except to scratch yourback. The internet on the iphone is also outstanding and I find I am able to even use it in class to take notes.

By: Mel

Mel — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:36:46 +0000

Not only is Things too expensive for me at $49, but if you want to use it with the iPhone app as well, you’ll also shell out separately for that. The funny thing is, I wouldn’t flinch at a $20 pricetag and would probably recommend it to everyone I know. But the price is really getting me.

By: Greg May

Greg May — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:52:17 +0000

I bought it but have not fully implemented it. To me, the biggest missing feature is saved searches. While it is fairly easy to filter your lists on the
mac, it is a pain on the iPhone. Saved searches that sync to the phone would really make the iPhone aOremore useful.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:50:24 +0000

For everyone who is having doubts (as the interface looks so simple): THINGS is most definitely a must have.

It works flawlessly with iCal and I find it very nice that you have the option to create different projects to which you can assign reminders and tasks. I wish it would also be available on Windows, so I could use the software at work as well.

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By: Rich

Rich — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:08:17 +0000

The major feature of a competitor, OmniFocus, which I use (and I don’t work for them) that I don’t see mentioned here, is that OFocus syncs with my iPhone. A contextual to-do list is not that useful if you cannot take it with you, and having to print out your lists each day sounds a bit of a PITA. Does Things sync with iPhone or blackberry or anything like that?

By: Trent

Trent — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:03:49 +0000

Is Things perfect? No. Are there things about it I would change? Yes. All in all, this is THE most important app…Mac or iPhone that I use. I have tried so many GTD apps and add-ins and this is, lights out, the best one I have found.

Determining whether or not $49 is too high, is really up to the user. Personally, I feel there is way more value in Things than I would get out of holding on to my $49 and I believe there is a market out there who agrees. If you are considering Things, I would recommend giving it an honest test drive. I firmly believe you will agree. You may not like parting with the dough, but likely will, because in this day and time, time is money.

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luke the earth — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 07:35:52 +0000

As a student, I say I love Things very much. It helps me out in many works and projects very effective and easy. I’m now using it everyday on my Ipod Touch 2nd gen. and on my Mac.

Compare to OmniFocus? Things looks a lot easier while provide you with necessary features. I love the Someday box, Today box, and Inbox box of Things. But more importantly, I love how both Things on Mac and iPod Touch sync with each other EVEN WITHOUT wireless network.

49$ isn’t that costly when compare to what I get in return. Very good spending of money.

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Robert — Wed, 27 May 2009 00:47:58 +0000

i want to buy it. but $49? way too expensive.