![]() ![]() What I'm trying now: For longer writing projects, I use Scrivener. After reading SimpleText, TaskPaper, WriteRoom, Notational Velocity – Going minimalist with my notes from, I decided to adopt some of his strategies. I've been using Taskpaper heavily on my desktop and iPhone lately, and am excited to hear that Jesse is working on an iPad version. It also supports advanced searching if need. TaskPaper’s filter system is simple to use-focus on a particular project or tag with a single tap. It can instantly filter your entire list to show only items of interest. Feels like a magic piece of paper TaskPaper has a magic trick. TaskPaper doesn’t force a particular system on you it provides you with basic to-do list elements and then you use them as you see fit. From the website: Works like a text editor Type your lists into TaskPaper and each line is formatted into a project, task, or note. Taskpaper works like a simple text editor. Jesse is also the developer behind Writeroom, a minimalist writing environment. Which brings me to Taskpaper, which was developed by Jesse Grosjean. I started a plain text file for daily tasks out of a need to see just the bare content without the distractions of other stuff. I suppose part of it is feature overload - there are SO many great apps out there with all kinds of cool features, but sometimes I find myself spending way too much time fiddling with the settings. While I like Things, in the past year I've found myself relying more on a plain text file. ![]() Recently I've been using Culturedcode's Things, which syncs between a desktop version and my iPhone. I'm a big fan of lists, and have been experimenting with various To Do list systems for quite a few years. ![]()
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