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Our goal is to provide you with the relevant information to find a GTD app that best fits your needs. There are a lot of applications out there, many with quite a few similarities, but it’s only here that you will see an extensive look into all GTD apps and be able to find one that works for you.

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The Mac App Comparison chart is not pretty (trust me, we’re fully aware), but our vision is to have a new chart to you soon that dynamically filters results based on what you’re looking for. So stay tuned – and be patient with us – because there is a lot more to come!
GTDagenda Mojonote ClearContext
Nirvana
 Nozbe
Development Info By Orionbelt LLC
Current Version
Version 2.6.1 L
2.0.144
5.0.2
3.0.1
0.78.3
Release Date
Unavailable
9/3/2009
1/8/2010
7/1/2009
1/31/2010
App Requirements
Windows 2000, XP, or Vista
Outlook 2007/2003. Windows XP (SP2) and Vista
Outlook ’03, ’07 or ’10 (x86 only)
Windows 7, Vista or XP
POP, Exchange 2000 – 2010
Windows 95/98, Windows 2000/2003, Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7
Price
$19.99
Free – $29.95
$89.95
Free – $59.95
Free
Trial Version
Free
30 Days
30 Days
Free
N/A
Syncing Abilities
Calendar
iCal and Outlook
Outlook
Outlook

(Tasks sync to Outlook only)
iCal
Email
Outlook
Outlook
Outlook
Mobile
iPhone
iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, and Pocket PC
iPhone
List Management
Sortable by Context
(Calls them “Categories”)
Allows Due Dates
Projects Show Associated Actions
(Calls them “Categories”)
(folders show other emails associated with project folder)
Sub-Projects
Quick Capture
(After installing AutoHotKey)
Reminders
Deferred Start/ Tickler
Someday/ Maybe
Priorities
Attachments/ Notes
Recurring Items
Printable Lists
Formal Review
(Feature is called “Goal View”)
Technical Features
International/ Language
English
English
English
Eng | Ru | 中文
51 Languages
Web-accessible Lists
Backups
(Online & Local)
Local
Local
Security/ Password Protection
Reports
(Creates a Dashboard view to track productivity)
Global Search

  • goncalomata

    Great list! Thanks.
    Have you considered enabling user votes and comments? That would be super added value… there's nothing as the experience of using to tell us if the features are or aren't well impemented and easy to use. Also a “GTD – compability level” could be useful, because as we all now, we can implement GTD basically everywhere, even in a Excel Sheet, but the effort of adapting can be considerable in some of this tools (ex. clearcontext), and zero for others (ex. omnifocus).

  • http://www.gtdreviews.com/ GTDerWill

    Thanks for the awesome feedback goncalomata! We have a lot of very exciting things planned in the near future for GTD Reviews, and we are definitely going to be keeping your suggestions in mind.

    How long have you been a GTDer? Do you currently use an application to make the process easier for you?

  • http://www.eproductivity.com/ Ryan Heathers

    Cool list! I'm excited to see where you go with this.

  • evanheckert

    Ryan,

    Stay tuned over the next few weeks, as you'll be very pleased to see how this has developed!

    -Evan