Not really sure what I'm trying to say here, apart from to point out this other cool product that's making me go 'argh what do i do' when it comes up on special offer! Now I know this isn't what OF is designed for, BUT I Think the OG could learn things here - even though they have OmniPlan for larger project management - in terms of the dynamic, automatic linking etc. everything is a dynamically generated web/AJAX page running inside a rudimentary browser. While I know this is a bit different to OF's objectives, I'm definitely contemplating it (with 50% off) because:īUT: -it runs in a slightly odd 'Web 2.0' environment - i.e.
I particularly like the graphical Gantt chart-style to do list it can give you. This can include files, contacts, tasks etc. Price: $50.So Pagico landed in my Inbox (the Mail variety) from MacZot today and I have to say it looks pretty cool.basically its a database which can store everything relating to a topic, and manage the links between those topics. The app may be on the more expensive side for some, but it’s well worth it being that Pagico is an in-depth task and project manager with an endless a sleek interface and an endless amount of features, which will dramatically help you out in the long run.
The full version is $50.00 plus $5.00 for each addition seat.
You can download a 15-day trial of Pagico. Pagico is a great project and task manager that offers so much in terms of features, interface, and productivity. You then will be able to edit and add new taks and notes right from the app. You can write any kind of contact info for a certain contact such as their position, phone number, projects they’re working on, and more. There is also an iOS version of Pagico, which you can sync your tasks and notes to. Not only can you import your Address Book or vCard files, but you can add and edit new contacts and edit their profile. The Contacts section of Pagio is pretty useful in a number of ways. These will then get added to the man timeline of the dashboard with the rest of your tasks. You can add ‘must do’ and ‘might do’ tasks to these sections. Under the timeline for the week, quarter, and year is a daily timeline, which is basically the same. On the timeline, you can also change the date or duration of the project or task by dragging the bar across. Everything is clearly laid out to where you can effortlessly add or edit a certain task. This is where the seamless interface of Pagico really steps in. It then gives you the same options that you would have from the Inbox.
From the Dashboard, you also have the option of adding a task by selecting a date. You can view them by week, quarter, or year. Under the Dashboard, Pagico gives you a flowchart of all your tasks. I think this is the most efficient way to manage your projects because everything is right tere under one app, so you wouldn’t have to go back and fourth between a project manager and a task planner, for instance. You can import files into Pagico by dragging and dropping files into the program. You then can rearrange your items by date or manually. Once you add a task or note you have the option to add a description, label it, and choose a date for the task by clicking on the calendar or just typing it in.
On the left side of the app is your menu starting with the inbox. When you select the inbox, you can add a new task, list, or a new note. If you’ve been working with other task managers for some time, you’ll notice how simple Pagico is to operate with, but even if you’re someone who may be new to project or task managers, the user interface Pagico offers will easily guide and navigate you through all your tasks, notes, projects, and contacts. Pagico manages all your content and resources including tasks, projects, and contacts into one easy-to-use work environment. Lucky for you, Pagico ($50.00, direct link) does just that. In reality, to save more time, of course you would want a program or tool that would be able to do more than one specific task. In this case, if you tend you operate and work in this fashion, your workload can double or triple. For many people who need to manage and organize their daily work or projects, usually use a certain number of programs such as team collaboration, project management, task management, or project managers.