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Nirvana
GTD task manager built around Getting Things Done
A task manager designed around David Allen's GTD method with inbox, next actions, projects, areas and scheduled tasks. For GTD practitioners.
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| Product | Price | Open source | Self-host | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nirvana | Free plan | – | – | Web, iOS, Android |
| Things | Paid | – | – | Mac, iOS |
| OmniFocus | Paid | – | – | Web, Mac, iOS |
| Godspeed | Paid | – | – | Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Web |
| Todoist | Free plan | – | – | Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, Browser extension |
| Taskwarrior | Free | Yes | – | Mac, Linux, Windows |
| Amazing Marvin | Paid | – | – | Web, Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android |
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Questions
Is Nirvana free?
Nirvana is free to start, with paid plans.
What platforms does Nirvana run on?
Nirvana is available for Web, iOS, Android.
What are some alternatives to Nirvana?
Similar indie products include Things, OmniFocus, Godspeed, Todoist and 4 more.
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