Features

•  Easily organize your actions in lists using tags
•  File tags into folders using a system hierarchy
•  Manage Inbox quickly and keep it empty
•  Collect information in bulk from folders or by free text writing
•  Work with Ticklers from the Outlook Calendar and Task due dates
•  See all information important to you using the homepage widgets
•  Review your action lists easily
•  Get your lists, print or send them
•  Work with your familiar Outlook application and its items
•  Control application’s behavior through an extensive set of user settings

Getting things done

GTD is a brilliant time-management practice and a part of its greatness lies within its do-it-yourself nature with no specific or expensive tools required for practicing it. You can GTD using a pack of cards, a standard organizer, a PDA or a cell phone, a notebook or plain paper and folders. And this is exactly the point where the whole thing gets complicated and overwhelming for lots of users. That’s the reason there is a great number of GTD applications out there for every operating system and taste.

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook® is a popular and powerful email and time management application (especially in the corporal world) with lots of potential into the GTD field but without any implemented solutions except for the official add-in from the David Allen company which is considered to be relatively incomplete by many users.
So, I have decided to implement a new solution taking advantage of an overlooked ability of Microsoft Outlook®. The web-enabled homepage.

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