#Nozbe vs goalontrack mac#

TL DRīoth Nozbe and Todoist have features that address pretty much every complaint I had about Redbooth, with the exception of the awesome built-in review features available on OmniFocus. With that disclaimer out of the way, lets dig in.

Both of them worked 1000% better than the Redbooth apps, in that they simply worked instead of acted buggy all the time.

#Nozbe vs goalontrack mac#

In this post, I want to highlight the things worth noting in my decision to use one for the next year.īoth Nozbe and Todoist are available on Mac and iOS (and other mobile platforms, but I don’t own anything else to try them on) and they had comparable features in their desktop and web versions, so I won’t specifically call out the mobile versions here. I used them both for about 2 weeks and could have easily missed features they each have. So I needed to find a new tool that solved most of these problems, was something that fit my GTD mindset, and allowed team collaboration.Īfter a few weeks of searching, in December 2014 I found 2 viable options.īefore we look at each of these options, let me state that this is not meant to be an exhaustive review. annoying finished/not finished issues with iOS apps.no app-wide contexts (in the sense of a GTD context).In no particular order, these were the ‘big’ problems for me: Redbooth, my primary tool for 2014, was decent ( see my big review) but was missing a few things that I found more and more annoying as time went by.

Going into 2015 I needed to make a change to my productivity and workflow tools.