One of my most important tools

Right now, I work as a software developer, juggling multiple contracts and projects; I am in the middle of a Master’s degree; and I have a growing family. I run a couple podcasts. I’m a committed church member. I have a lot to remember, and if things slip, it’s a problem.

OmniFocus is how I keep things from slipping.

I’ve tried a number of other to-do and Getting Things Done apps; I was a subscriber to Todoist Premium for a year. But for managing the big tasks in my professional life, none of them even come close to OmniFocus. I use other apps for little to-dos. For big projects, for things that are more than a single item but build on each other, and for long-term planning, OmniFocus is fantastic. It can be as simple or as complicated as I need it to for any project.

I only have one problem with this app: it’s so good, sometimes it tempts me to spend time using it instead of just getting done the things I’ve used it for. But that’s on me, not the app.

Chris Krycho about OmniFocus 2