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Come back

This was so good! Bring it back 😩

Streamlined and awesome.

I used Things app for years. Always focused on keeping all my tasks highly organized and categorized in projects, areas, etc. Unfortunately, I spent too much time and energy on organization instead of where I should have focused, on actually Getting Stuff Done.

Once I began using Things exclusively for actionable items, I realized that was more robust than I needed. I sought a leaner, more streamlined app to manage my ToDo list with only a minimal amount of organization. And then I found DoNext.

I appreciate the stripped-down and powerful functionality, as well as the minimal user interface. It's just what I needed to help me actively manage my ToDo list. Oh, and the recent feature of the automatic shuffling of tasks in each area helps keep the list fresh--useful for some of us who may ignore areas of the list and focus only on newly-added tasks. Stoked.
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This is not for GTD at all

It is scam to label this app for GTD methodology

Update to reply for developer response what is lacking in GTD:
- Sorry I can not do that work. Just read the book and will figure out, or look at Omnifocus or Nirvana apps

Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback. Could you tell me what feature you are were expecting? In GTD terminology DoNext focuses on the next physical steps (like „search for flight tickets to Paris“) on context lists (e.g. @home, @office, @waiting-for). I regularly get feedback from users happily using DoNext as part of their GTD System. Thanks for replying. You mentioned OmniFocus and Nirvana. Both are great tools that many GTDers I know are using happily. OmniFocus combines project planing and context lists in one tool. Nirvana supports context lists as well through the use of labels, but also allows project planing, scheduling and more. DoNext has a different philosophy by focusing on context lists. It helps me to have a dedicated tool for my next actions and quickly switching contexts using the keyboard. I do project planing separately in other apps. David Allen in most of his software specific Setup Guides recommends to consider not linking next actions and projects. After talking to hundreds of people and testing both approaches for years, I found that productivity can improve, if you have different apps for next actions (DoNext) and higher altitude planing. If you give me more details about your workflow, I will consider it when developing new features. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Missing project heading

I really miss the Project heading (/project) that was in the previous DoNext app. Will that be added back in? Please. :)

Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback. DoNext focuses on next-action lists. The app moved away from project lists, since they add overhead to the workflow. You could create a list called PROJECTS. You can read more about the reasons for not using a project list in your tasks system on: donext.app/project-list-no-more If you give me more details about how you use projects, I will consider it when developing new features. Looking forward to hearing from you.

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perhaps the best tool for GTD practicing people

hello, i am fairly new to GTD but not a complete starter either. ive been very active with GTD for about 8 months now. the simplicity of this app makes your ideas the focus, and helps get things off your mind, a crucial part of the GTD process. highly recommend with five stars!