Best app for GTD
This is my favorite app for GTD. It's not as feature-rich as something like OmniFocus, but it "understands" GTD, so I don't have to hack things together. e.g. if I want to defer something to a Tickler or Someday/Maybe, I don't have to make a separate list or hit a "pause" button or something, I click "Defer" and select either "Someday/Maybe" or "Tickler". The built-in email processing is a little cumbersome to set up, but so worth it once it's set up - I can process my email directly in Starfish following the GTD flowchart (built into Starfish). No more manually copy/pasting or forwarding an email into another app's inbox to process it there and figure out how to link back to the original; that's all built in. Now, if you want customizability or fancy features, this isn't the app for you. If you want GTD, this _is_ the app for you.
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Great for GTD
This is a solid, simple to use app for doing GTD. It makes quick work of the inbox/flow chart to capture and clarify items, and keeps the lists defined like GTD does - no “tags” or other things I found caused friction in other apps. I’ve switched from OmniFocus - so far so good. Probably best only for serious GTDers, as it very much enforces that methodology. If you want a lot of flexibility to set up your own variations on GTD, Things or OmniFocus are probably for you. If you want to really do GTD, try this app.
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