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Andrew Stewart
Vortex helps you be more organised.
You are important and almost certainly busy. Vortex takes the stress out of staying organised so you can be important, busy, and relaxed.
Vortex supports the methods in Getting Things Done, David Allen's system for personal efficiency.
You are important and almost certainly busy. Vortex takes the stress out of staying organised so you can be important, busy, and relaxed.
Vortex supports the methods in Getting Things Done, David Allen's system for personal efficiency.
What's New
Version 1.0.13:
- [Fix] Someday-Maybe items print reliably now Ñ ticket 92.
- [Enhancement] Title of actions' table shows selected context or project Ñ ticket 93.
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| Downloads:2,787 |
| Version Downloads:1,668 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Demo |
| Date:30 Sep 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $30.00 |
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Vortex helps you be more organised.
You are important and almost certainly busy. Vortex takes the stress out of staying organised so you can be important, busy, and relaxed.
Vortex supports the methods in Getting Things Done, David Allen's system for personal efficiency.
You are important and almost certainly busy. Vortex takes the stress out of staying organised so you can be important, busy, and relaxed.
Vortex supports the methods in Getting Things Done, David Allen's system for personal efficiency.
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FLASH1296 reviewed on 03 Jul 2007
I will not try to exceed his eloquent clarity.
This is quite primitive and featureless without an attractive GUI, at an absurd price !
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kaidoh reviewed on 13 Mar 2007
- No iCal integration
- No palm, mobile phone or whatever synchronisation
- Export only to XML
- No drag 'n' drop support
- No system wide service or any other way to add tasks
- No spotlight integration
- No GUI that deserves the name
- Not even proper shortcuts
- No Applescript support
- Not one reason to pay almost 50 (in words FIFTY!!!) bucks for this!
This is a ridicilous try to make money out of poor GTG addicts. Beware! Try something else: kGTD, Midnight, iGTD, Thinking Rock, TiddlyWiki, Backpack or anything else. Even pen and paper will fit your GTD needs better than Vortex.
The GUI is pared down to the bare essentials by design. Again, it's cross-platform and so doesn't look the same as native apps.
The primary benefit of this app is that it adheres to GTD more faithfully than the others you mention in terms of the attributes of actions, projects, etc. It also supports action dependencies which the others don't.
The cost reflects both the development cost and the quality of support that customers receive. Our customers are all very happy with it.