#omnifocus

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THE OMNIFOCUS 4 LAUNCH by MacSparky

Ich hab gerade in meinem RSS-Feed mitbekommen, dass es von der GTD-App Omnifocus nun die Version 4 gibt. The OmniFocus 4 Launch Quelle: https://www.macsparky.com/blog/2023/12/the-omnifocus-4-launch/ “Frühers” (also bis vor ca. einem Jahr) war Omnifocus meine Aufgaben bzw. ToDo App auf iPhone und Mac. Doch ich hatte damals den Eindruck, dass die App etwas “altbacken” wirkt und ich habe dann die…

[scriptrixdeo]

⬩〘 𝐒𝐎𝐔𝐋𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐆 | 𝐖𝐈𝐏 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐎 〙⬩

⬩·⬩·⬩〘 𝐏𝐈𝐓𝐂𝐇 〙⬩·⬩·⬩

When twin princes Arkyn and Aesir discover that their homeland has fallen under the influence of a wicked king, they're forced to hit the road in search of answers and a way to save their kingdom from ruin. Quickly finding out that the problem is much bigger than they’d imagined, they seek help in hopes to strike down its source. The twins’ quest takes them across the breadth of Ziel, through lands perilous and unfamiliar, where they’re met with challenges beyond their wildest imaginations—from trap-laden temples to soul-eating forests, and even a realm beyond their own reality where the keys to defeating their enemy lie in wait for their chosen wielders. Accompanied by an unexpected ally, they’re forced to unearth troubling secrets, battle nightmarish entities, and save not only their own kingdom from the influence of the enemy, but all the others, too.

⬩·⬩·⬩〘 𝐈𝐍𝐅𝐎 〙⬩·⬩·⬩

〘◇〙⬩𝐓𝐘𝐏𝐄 | Novel 〘◇〙⬩𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐑𝐄𝐒 | High fantasy, adventure, supernatural 〘◇〙⬩𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐒 | Forgiveness, finding hope, found family, redemption, faith 〘◇〙⬩𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐒 | Drafting/brainstorming 〘◇〙⬩𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐖𝐀𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 | Violence, mild gore, scary demon creatures

⬩⬩⬩〘 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐓𝐀𝐆𝐎𝐍𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐒 〙⬩⬩⬩

⬩〘◇〙ARKYN THORBURN, THE CREATOR. . . ❨ RACE | VULKUR⬩AGE | 18⬩MALE ❩ ⬩Arkyn, one of the twin princes of Elkinor, is the trio's creative mind, able to imagine his way out of almost any problem. He's known for being a tad volatile; he can be melancholic one moment, and a manic mess the next. He has a strong desire for justice, and can be a formidable force when he needs to be (and perhaps when he doesn't). He wears his heart on his sleeve, and is quite the emotional type in general. ⬩❨ MAGIC ❩⬩ Can create temporary objects out of Soul Vapor; has perfect photographic memory; "Omnifocus" (clearly percieves everything in his FOV, rather than a small focal point); is supernaturally creative

⬩〘◇〙AESIR THORBURN, THE HEALER. . . ❨ RACE | VULKUR⬩AGE | 18⬩MALE ❩ ⬩Aesir, Arykn's twin brother, is selfless to a fault; he is the most self-sacrificing, and is willing to go through anything for anyone's sake. He's smart, hard-working, loving, honest, and most of all, forgiving. (He does try to mask this inner softie, though. And like Arkyn, he is not easy prey.) He has immense empathy for others and essentially formed a shell to protect his sanity—so while he may come off as a bit emotionless, he absolutely is not. ⬩❨ MAGIC ❩⬩ Can use his own blood to heal others; can sense the presence/absence of life; is unexplainably selfless and knowledgeable

⬩〘◇〙KAERA SPYRYTUM, THE DOVE. . . ❨ RACE | VALKIRIN⬩AGE | 19⬩FEMALE ❩ ⬩Kaera, the princess of Oraania, is a strange one; she's enigmatic, inexplicably wise, and oddly good at persuading people. She's there when she needs to be, she knows what to say, and she's always paying very close attention to her surroundings... Always. She's also truthful—sometimes to a fault, but lying is simply not in her nature. Despite all those strange qualities, however, she loves to sing and play the harp—and according to Arkyn, she is the most incredible friend a guy could ask for. ⬩❨ MAGIC ❩⬩ Can summon two ghostly clones of herself; can genuinely multitask to a ridiculous degree; is strangely persuasive and wise

⬩⬩⬩〘 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐑𝐀 〙⬩⬩⬩

SS is a story that's been floating around in my head since ~2018. My intention is to create clean, faith-inspired stories in a market dominated by content that's not very Christian friendly. It follows twin princes Arkyn and Aesir, as well as their friend Kaera, on a journey across the kingdoms of Ziel as they gather legendary artifacts—the Armor of Arkaios—in order to destroy the enemy: A man bound to an evil entity who's bent on becoming the one true king of Ziel. But he's not the only antagonist; there are four others, all of whom share the same desire for power and immortality. This story draws a lot of inspiration from things like Lord of the Rings, The Legend of Zelda, and Deltora Quest. I intend to publish it in the future. I'll be posting art of characters from SS as well as the occasional snippet. I hope you enjoy, and please spread the word amongst Christian creators!

Art by Mayshing of Altabe Studio

[meg2md]

We're recovering.

A month on gynecology, my favorite rotation, helped. Better hours, got to participate in a couple of hysterectomies (doing about 1/3 as an R2 isn't bad, and even got a couple vag hysts under my belt), went to the gym more frequently, spent time with MIGS attendings and made some decisions/organized plans to move me towards MIGS applications next year, deepened some friendships.

I'm on MFM now, which I'm neutral towards. I hated it last block, but this block I'm mentally doing better. I'm motivated to read (I've gone pretty in depth on cervical insufficiency and incidental short cervical lengths, aortopathies, anticoagulation in pregnancy, and syphilis). I don't like early hours and long MFM rounding, but I do like reading! I do like learning! I've enjoyed listening to my attendings diffuse hard situations (a 30 weeker with ICP demanding delivery) and bad news (a new diagnosis at term of fetal hypoplastic left heart syndrome). Nothing I want to do in my career, but it's at list enriching to experience.

I'm making small steps with research: submitted my first IRB for my residency project, made my second round of manuscript revisions for for my medical school project, trying to get an away research rotation to bolster my CV for MIGS. I'm slowly putting project pieces together for my advocacy extracurriculars: organizing an ACOG event, building a webinar for the new OB/GYN application. I got back into my favorite organization app (Omnifocus) and am trying to keep on top of all these tasks and my bills and the miscellaneous texts I need to send. I feel like maybe things are coming together.

I am, however, struggling to balance learning and free time. I come home and read, read, read for work and then don't get a lot of free time and get overwhelmed and burn out. A symptom of my new ADHD diagnosis? Perhaps. Perhaps not. Doesn't matter, I still need to figure out how to cope. It's Sunday and I'm working on MFM and MFM-adjacent things until 5 PM and then I'll try to relax. One of my best friends visited this weekend which was the only reason I wasn't working unnecessarily hard on Saturday.

I go to nights next. 5 weeks of it, which will be the longest I've ever done. I like nights in the sense that at this point in the year I'll hopefully be first pick for arrest cesareans, and my job will be keeping an eye on antepartum and covering the gyne service/consults. Ante is usually somewhat quiet overnight and I like gyne. But 5 weeks? 14-16 h shifts? No sunlight, free time? It will be rough. At least I have 4/5 weekends. And I'll be working on this new medication trial. Which is a mess in and of itself.

But, again, we're healing. And I'm working really, really hard to make sure I'm set up for success as I become a senior next year, especially with being the Saturday 24 h call chief taking care of every single service! It's terrifying but also exciting, because while the growth is going to be fucking painful, I'll be so well-prepared for my true chief year coming out of it.

So uhhhh. We'll see. Life is ups and downs. Finally, I'm on a long-overdue upswing.

[nonjo]

Unschedule Update: I’m Not Doing It Right, but It’s Still Helpful, and OmniFocus Might Actually Be Enough If You Use a Custom Perspective

I included Neil Fiori’s Unschedule in a Sunday Serial in January. I’ve bastardized it in the intervening months such that I don’t track the time I spend on items necessarily; it’s more of a loose guide of things I think I need to spend time on that day, with all of the time commitments I have (meetings, errands, domestic responsibilities, as well as exercise) accounted for. It still helps me see…

[ramyamodugu]

Why Troop Messenger’s TroopTodo Outshines Todoist: The Future of To-Do Apps for Seamless Task Management in 2024

In today’s fast-paced world, managing tasks effectively is crucial for both personal and professional success. The right Todo app can streamline your workflow, boost productivity, and help you stay on top of your daily responsibilities. With a plethora of options available, it’s essential to find the tool that best fits your needs. This article explores the 13 best online To-Do list apps in 2024 for superior task management, with a special spotlight on Troop Messenger and its exceptional TroopTodo feature, which stands out as a game-changer compared to competitors like Todoist.

Why TroopTodo is a Game-Changer

While Todoist has long been a popular name in the To-Do app arena, TroopTodo, a feature of Troop Messenger, redefines task management with advanced features designed for modern teams and individuals. Here’s why TroopTodo is better than Todoist:

Integrated Messaging and Task Management Unlike Todoist, TroopTodo is embedded within Troop Messenger, offering seamless collaboration. You can chat with your team, share files, and manage tasks—all in one platform.

Advanced Task Hierarchies TroopTodo allows users to create sub-tasks and categorize them with priority levels, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks. Todoist, while efficient, lacks this level of customization and integration.

Team Collaboration Features With TroopTodo, task assignments and updates are integrated directly with your team chats, reducing communication gaps. Todoist requires separate tools for communication, which can fragment workflows.

Security First Troop Messenger ensures all your tasks and conversations are encrypted, offering enterprise-grade security, something that is not as robust in Todoist.

Affordable Pricing Plans TroopTodo offers budget-friendly plans that cater to both individuals and large teams, making it an excellent choice for startups and enterprises alike.

Specifications of TroopTodo

Smart Task Assignment: Assign tasks with deadlines, priority levels, and detailed descriptions.

Progress Tracking: Monitor real-time updates on task completion.

Cross-Platform Compatibility: Access TroopTodo on desktop, mobile, and web seamlessly.

Custom Notifications: Stay updated with reminders and alerts tailored to your schedule.

User-Friendly Interface: A simple, intuitive design that caters to all user levels.

File Sharing Integration: Attach relevant documents directly to tasks for enhanced productivity.

The Role of Troop Messenger in Task Management

Troop Messenger is more than just a messaging app—it’s a comprehensive collaboration tool designed to unify communication, task management, and productivity in one place. With features like encrypted chats, voice/video calling, and file sharing, it empowers teams to stay connected and organized. Adding TroopTodo to its arsenal makes it a one-stop solution for anyone looking to simplify task management.

Top 13 Online To-Do Apps in 2024

Apart from TroopTodo, here’s a quick look at other leading Todo apps for task management:

Todoist – A widely used app with basic features for personal task management.

Microsoft To-Do – Offers great integration with Microsoft tools.

Asana – Ideal for project management with task tracking features.

Trello – Perfect for visual task boards and kanban-style workflows.

Notion – A versatile app that combines notes and task management.

ClickUp – Known for its extensive customization and task tracking.

Monday.com – A robust platform for team collaboration and tasks.

Google Tasks – Simple, free, and integrated with Gmail and Google Calendar.

Any.do – Offers reminders and calendar integration for easy scheduling.

OmniFocus – Tailored for Apple users with powerful task prioritization.

Habitica – A fun, gamified approach to managing tasks.

Things 3 – A sleek and intuitive To-Do app for macOS and iOS.

TroopTodo – The ultimate choice for integrated communication and task management.

Why Choose TroopTodo?

For individuals and teams seeking a robust Todo app that combines task management with communication, TroopTodo is unmatched. It bridges the gap between traditional task management tools and modern collaboration platforms, ensuring an organized and productive experience for all users.

Conclusion

As 2024 unfolds, choosing the right To-Do app can significantly impact your productivity. While options like Todoist have their merits, the innovative features of TroopTodo within Troop Messenger make it the superior choice for seamless task management. Try TroopTodo today and experience how it can transform your workflow for the better.

[mat-tl]

I’m going to try out OmniFocus. I already installed it and it does seem to be what I want. We’ll see if that lasts.

[douglashill]

Release notes for today’s OmniFocus 3 update:

OmniFocus 3.15.7

OS Compatibility — OmniFocus now presents an informative one-time alert when launched on an unsupported OS.

Uh oh. Sounds like I might need to find an alternative before iOS 18 is out. (Pretty sure it won’t be OmniFocus 4.)

[iraheinichen]

Day 3,794: He’s All Done

Day one of the new OmniFocus reality. I did good with it. Real test, however, will be if I stick with it when the whole thing goes sideways, which is bound to happen sooner or later—the stretches where the schedule has to go out the window for a week or two because work or life got hectic. That will be the true test! I have holes in my rough outline for book 5, and I need to plug them before I…

[mattthommes-blog]

✅ 🧭 Exciting week for me as I am finally getting OmniFocus 4 setup. One of the best and most streamlined Mac, iOS & watchOS apps that I have depended on daily for 10+ years has some updates and modernization. This is an app where the true power lies under-the-hood and let’s you slice and dice your GTD approach like a pro. I have always considered it my “compass” as it keeps me on track across many facets of my life.

I haven’t dug into all the changes yet to see if this is just cosmetic but I am also not looking for big flashy features that might lack depth. More so I appreciate continual improvements and consistency that can be depended on.

[govindhtech]

Apple Vision Pro: The First Spatial Computer

Use Apps on an Infinite Canvas

Apple Vision Pro is great for daily work. The three-dimensional user interface lets apps appear side by side at any scale, creating an infinite canvas for multitasking and collaboration. Vision Pro users can create the perfect workspace with a Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad or Mac Virtual Display.

VisionOS-specific apps like Box make it easy to collaborate and securely manage files and content, including 3D objects, while MindNode helps users brainstorm with thought bubbles that float around their space. OmniFocus and OmniPlan display a complete project plan in large windows with beautiful data and project management visualization. Microsoft 365 productivity apps Fantastical and Numerics use Apple Vision Pro’s infinite canvas and sharp text rendering to simplify daily tasks. JigSpace creates interactive, step-by-step spatial presentations from 3D content, audio, video, and text, and Navi creates live captions for conversations.

“Apple Vision Pro is a massive step change in technology, akin to iPhone and iPad,” said Box cofounder and CEO Aaron Levie. “This revolutionary technology delivers visually stunning interactions without physical limitations, redefining how we work. From creating the next breakthrough product to reimagining customer experiences, the possibilities are endless.”

Apple Vision Pro lets users join Webex, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams for the best meeting experience with multiple windows and shared content that fills the space. At launch, Vision Pro supports thousands of productivity apps like Slack, Notion, Todoist, and others that are essential to workflows.

Enjoy Fun Games in New Ways

Apple Vision Pro makes gaming fun and rewarding for all skill levels. Players can play App Store games that change their surroundings, use an Environment for a more immersive experience, or play compatible games on a large screen. Vision Pro integrates with PlayStation DualSense and Xbox Wireless Controller to support a variety of games and spatial experiences.

Apple vision pro games

On Apple Vision Pro, Apple Arcade offers over 250 games without in-app purchases or ads, including NBA 2K24 Arcade Edition, Sonic Dream Team, and TMNT Splintered Fate. A great selection of Vision Pro-exclusive spatial games will let arcade players experience spatial gaming. Players travel to stunning gameplay environments in Synth Riders, twirl LEGO bricks with their fingers in LEGO Builder’s Journey, slice apples with their hands in Super Fruit Ninja, and more. Spatial games launched with Apple Arcade include Game Room, WHAT THE GOLF, Cut the Rope 3, Jetpack Joyride 2, Bloons TD 6+, stitch., Patterned, Illustrated, and Wylde Flowers.

Halfbrick CEO Shainiel Deo said, “Innovation is in our DNA, so we were super excited to dive into this new technology and take the core gameplay of Jetpack Joyride and Fruit Ninja into new, immersive, and truly captivating experiences, leveraging the incredible technology of the Apple Vision Super Fruit Ninja’s Dojo that turns their living room into their Dojo and Jetpack Joyride 2’s Barry Steakfries world should impress players.

In addition to Apple Arcade, the App Store has spatial games with different gameplay. Loóna brings relaxing 3D dioramas to life, Blackbox spatial puzzles float in the physical world, and Void-X revives the fast-paced retro arcade shooter in a dark, pixel art-style cityscape with immersive 3D effects and intuitive eye and hand gameplay. Skatrix Pro is a competitive and immersive skateboarding game with physics-driven skateboarding and a 3D hand gesture joystick.

Mac Virtual Display lets players play more games from the Mac App Store and Steam, including Lies of P and Baldur’s Gate 3, in smooth and responsive Game Mode.

Discover New Places

New spatial computing experiences help Apple Vision Pro users explore places in amazing ways. The Archive lets users explore immersive locations, artifacts, and spatial media from Star Trek’s Gene Roddenberry and other legendary creators, while Hold the World takes them to London’s Natural History Museum with Sir David Attenborough to see rare specimens from its world-famous collection. Voyager by ForeFlight gives aviation enthusiasts the ultimate playground by spatializing air traffic control, and CARROT Weather uses 3D weather maps to deliver hilariously twisted forecasts.

Funways to Learn with Apps

Apple Vision Pro apps like solAR, Sky Guide, and Night Sky create a three-dimensional learning environment that brings the solar system to users. Exploring Mars lets users explore Mars through one of the three NASA rovers on the surface. Users can explore a bacteria cell down to its atoms in CellWalk and understand the human heart like never before in Insight Heart. Complete HeartX uses a novel approach to connect tailored 3D anatomy and physiology with diagnoses and treatments to better prepare students for patient care.

New music experiences

Many popular apps have created exclusive experiences for Apple Vision Pro, like djay, which lets users mix their favorite music on two highly realistic 3D turntables. Now Playing enhances listening by uncovering music’s hidden stories, and STAGE+ lets users encounter the world’s greatest classical musicians like never before. Spool makes stunning music videos with studio-quality visual effects and immersive editing tools, while Animoog Galaxy inhabits a physical space and adds new sounds and colors. AmazeVR Concerts puts users in the front row of high-quality concerts with live action footage of their favorite artists in stunning 3D VR environments. User can discover new music, create choreography, and more on tappr.tv.

New ways to discover, visualize, and shop

Apple Vision Pro creates immersive, dynamic shopping experiences like never before. J.Crew Virtual Closet and Mytheresa: Luxury Experience are reinventing shopping with live consultations and FaceTime looksharing. Decathlon lets customers see products in 3D in their home. Lowe’s Style Studio uses spatial computing to let users design the perfect kitchen in real time, and Wayfair Decorify helps them redesign their spaces quickly. Through virtual home tours and interactive 3D floor plans, Zillow Immerse lets house hunters explore select listings.

Stay Present with Apple Vision Pro

Apple Vision Pro lets users reflect, breathe, and focus in quiet spaces with apps. Vision Pro users can relax and build resilience with beautifully designed mindfulness apps like Healium that create stress-reducing memories of nature-based escapes. Lungy: Spaces offers interactive breathing exercises and sound-based, active meditation, while wellness app Odio creates a sonic cocoon with spatial soundscapes to relax users. Endel’s immersive light and sound experience is ideal for Vision Pro.

The App Store is constantly adding new apps, giving Apple Vision Pro users exciting new spatial experiences.

FAQS

What is Apple spatial computing?

Spatial computing blends reality and virtuality. Apple Vision Pro scans a user’s surroundings to create a 3D spatial map.

What is the purpose of spatial computing?

Spatial computing allows machines to learn about physical spaces and track human behavior and movement. With this data, machines can automate and optimize human processes.

Read more on Govindhtech.com

[dpw67blog]

Obsidian Integration

Integrate Obsidian with other apps.

My PKM environment comprises many apps, including Obsidian (notes), Arc (browser/internet), Airmail (mail), Drafts (text), OmniFocus (tasks), Fantastical (calendar), DEVONthink (reference/support), and Finder (folders/files). I focus on Apple technologies on macOS, iOS, and watchOS, as well as open source technologies like JavaScript, Swift, and Java. Also, I use support apps that help me link…

[meg2md]

The Vyvanse is giving me academic energy instead of cleaning energy today, it seems. But to be fair I was motivated for this upon waking up before poppin' it. But also I have new-found social energy, I'm texting like a fiend. Noticing it a lot more with Vyvanse than I did with Concerta, but I don't know that I gave Concerta a fair shot on the weekends. And again, it's hard to figure out things on night shift at work because it's like living in another dimension.

Academic [x] Plan residency book club [x] Updates to manuscript PDF pending EF's response [x] Review Vicki's e-mail re: ResidencyCAS and update Google doc [ ] Uterine manipulator information [x] Follow up on support dog for JF Day [/] Brainstorm questions they'll ask me on research day (probably about sedation types, TRAP laws, etc) [x] Finish peer evals [ ] E-mail NC about OB/GYN clerkship surgery skills [ ] Read journal club article

Fun things: [x] Pull-up bootcamp (2/3 AM) [x] Progress in Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow in preparation for book club [x] Finish ACOWAR

If able but OK for tomorrow night [x] De-clutter > Roomba [/] Laundry [/] Dishes [ ] YouNeedABudget :(

Thanks for joining me in my ADHD management journey. Here are my favorite apps and games to help me stay on task: Virtual Cottage (Steam), Spirit City: LoFi Sessions (Steam), OmniFocus 4 (Mac, iPhone)

Why do I want to read about IBD and preeclampsia right now? Wtf is wrong with me? (Spoiler: it's because it feels productive but is not actually productive because it's not something I actively NEED to do :'D)

[nonjo]

Default Apps 2025

I kinda do this every year without the cute emoji. 📨 Mail: Mimestream for work, Mailmate for home; Spark for iOS 📝 Notes: Apple Notes ✅ Todo: OmniFocus 📷 Photo Shooting: iPhone 16 Pro Max 🌅 Photo Management: Photos 📆 Calendar: Fantastical (Google for Work, iCloud for Home) 📁 Cloud File Storage: iCloud, Google Drive 📖 RSS: ReadKit and Unread, Feedbin back end 🙎🏼‍♂️ Contacts: Contacts, CardHop 🌐…

[alexpopescu]

(Podcast) Cortex #148: State of the Apps 2024

The one about tons of apps, and widgets, and workflows, and ideas. I’ve learned about the Timelines iPhone app which is too expensive for me. At the time of recording this episode, OmniFocus 4 was not out yet; CGP Grey has reviewed the space of TODO apps and decided to stay with OmniFocus at that time even if the future of OmniFocus was not clear; OmniFocus 4 was release since.

Link to the podcast episode.

[torb-no]

If OmniFocus 4 is any indication, making good UIs in SwiftUI is still difficult. Omni Group spent years developing OF4 and after release it’s still a bit buggy.

Don’t get me wrong, I like OF4, high-quality UIs in SwiftUI just seems incredibly hard.