Pagico
8.18Manage all your tasks, notes, files, projects, and contacts.
Overview
Pagico will make your life easier by letting you manage tasks, files, projects, and clients in one elegant package. It is one of the few apps that combines task and data management into one easy-to-use package.
Imagine having boarding passes right next to travel itineraries, or design drafts together with meeting notes. Then, see the big picture of your workload in interactive flowcharts compiled automatically from all your projects and contacts. Easily browse and archive your projects even when there are hundreds of them.
With the carefully crafted user interface and unique features in Pagico, getting stuff done and staying on top of your business can be both easy and enjoyable. Unlike cloud-based products, Pagico is a native app that runs and stores all your data right on your Mac. You can also choose to use the cloud sync service to selectively sync projects and contacts with your other devices, or even your colleagues. Available for macOS, iOS, Windows, Android and Ubuntu, Pagico is a unique and elegant task planner optimized for individuals and small teams. Download today and try for free for 2 weeks.
What's new in Pagico
- Fixed an issue where the Restore button may not be rendered correctly for items in the Trash
- Fixed an issue with file size calculation and quota calculation
- Added a “Legacy mode alert” to users running the Mac OS X Classic version of Pagico on modern Macs by mistake
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- macOS 10.12.0 or later
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Thank you for taking the time to write the review! But did you try Pagico at all? Pagico is completely offline with an optional data sync feature via the cloud, and in a lot of ways it couldn't be more different than apps like Trello.
But of course, we know that productivity apps are highly personal choices; there isn't one solution that pleases all and we certainly know that. We respect your choice, and we just would like to clarify if/when necessary.
Thank you!
"Once you have Pagico installed on all your computers & devices, we can now set up the data sync"
"… it's **a cloud service** to sync selected data among your devices"
" Pagico ID"
Maybe you should realize you can present your app in a manner making what you say in your answer more clear. Maybe also make that info for people fed up with "sync services" and that are looking at 25 similar apps. If it's a chore getting into your app to see what' you think it's really about, then maybe present the app first thing when the trial is opened.
It's not for me.
No, it's not. The app is offline. There is the option to sync. Your error, not theirs and that has nothing to do with perception.
Of course it's the responsibility of the developer / marketer to present their package and communicate what problems it can solve. If not in marketing, then in the app itself. When I tried this previous version I was led, by the very app itself, into creating a Pagico ID first thing. That's a strong indicator I needed to have an online presence in order to use this thing. How Pagico is presented is not under my control.
I tried 8.16 now and it seems in this version I don't have to create a Pagico ID. That's great, BUT you SURE HAVE TO BE ONLINE TO USE WORKSPACES!!! TO sync as well! There's no law that says syncing must happen between 2 clients and a server. I sync everything wirelessly between my phone and machines without Apple. The account thing is woolly thinking as I see it, to lock-in customers with "services". I guess that can be fine for some, but this kind of app seem to ignore all the open standards out there for this type of thing. That's very, very bad.
The distraction free mode is great as well.
This is still crap to me as I needed something that interfaces with macOS files, certainly the macOS tag system and more local stuff. I don't need a database of contacts, tasks and calendars — connected to each other or not — I need to produce material and not play around in some "pretty" GUI pretending I'm doing anything of value. I already have apps for that. They work.
Obviously, if you haven't already, you should at least try Pagico to see if it works for you. Some people love that sync thing, and it can be great if you collaborate. I'm not impressed at all.
This wasn't a review! A review has stars, OK?