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OmniFocus
Powerful GTD-style task manager for Apple devices
A task manager built around Getting Things Done with projects, contexts (tags), perspectives, defer dates and reviews. For Apple users with complex task lists.
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OmniFocus compared with similar tools
| Product | Price | Open source | Self-host | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OmniFocus | Paid | – | – | Web, Mac, iOS |
| Things | Paid | – | – | Mac, iOS |
| Nirvana | Free plan | – | – | Web, iOS, Android |
| Todoist | Free plan | – | – | Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, Browser extension |
| Godspeed | Paid | – | – | Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Web |
| Amazing Marvin | Paid | – | – | Web, Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android |
| Taskwarrior | Free | Yes | – | Mac, Linux, Windows |
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Questions
Is OmniFocus free?
OmniFocus is a paid product.
What platforms does OmniFocus run on?
OmniFocus is available for Web, Mac, iOS.
What are some alternatives to OmniFocus?
Similar indie products include Things, Nirvana, Todoist, Godspeed and 4 more.
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