iGTD 1.4.4 update brings, uh, way too many new features

I love this app. How is it that the screen shot of your app, doesn't look like mine? You seem to have buttons and features that I don't though. My version is up to date. The screen shots on their website look like mine too. What gives, yours looks cool!!!

Kevin et al-
I can't recommend the book enough. As a manager / exec / developer in IT, I tried just about everything to get control of my crazy schedule. Covey has some good recommendations, for example, but they did not work for me in the long run. GTD completely changed the way that I organize myself on a daily basis. I went from having literally hundreds of unmanaged emails to having a clean inbox! Give it a shot - it really worked for me. Its incredibly easy, btw.

I've done a bit of trial myself with at least 4 GTD apps for the Mac (not including online apps) and iGTD is, in my opinion, the most comprehensive. It can be a little overkill for certain levels of use - akin to Photoshop I suppose, but it's all there.
I agree that the iCal Sync issue was, and continues to be, a bit of a kink for some, but I haven't seen a piece of software been attended to as fast as iGTD regarding updates and fixes etc.

I've read there are plans for a commercial version in addition to the current donationware version, so I expect nothing but continued improvements. If you haven't already, give it a try.

Kevin, the whole GTD concept is based on a book called "Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity" by David Allen. That's really the best place to get started. You should be able to find it at any bookstore and even Audible.com. Doing a Google search brought me right to David Allen's website at:

http://www.davidco.com/

I personally have not read the book and I know very little about David Allen's writings. So, it's unlikely that I'm even getting a fraction of the benefits of the GTD idiology from iGTD. Even if you don't strictly follow it or even know anything about it, iGTD is a rather easy application to just jump into and start organizing yourself better.

iGTD is great, but I was reminded this morning that it is a beta app. I hit sync (on the latest release), and POOF - ALL my data was gone. Others have reported the same type of issue. As a result, I'm backing up the files on a daily basis. Great app - just still requires a bit of caution when using.

I'd like to watch a screencast too. I'm using the program but I think I'm missing some stuff as I'm not familiar with the so-called GTD protocol.

I love iGTD. It's a critical part of my workflow now. With each new release there's really no reason to PAY for the competition in GTD apps. The developer is one of the most responsive I have ever seen and iGTD has a growing online community in its forums. It's really become a mature product.

#4: "How about a iGTD screencast?"

You know, that isn't a half bad idea. I have a few plans already in place for the next couple of episodes, but I think I might do a little more exploration and tinkering to take you up on your offer.

No promises just yet though; we'll have to see how things pan out. ;)

i second everything #6 said, iGTD was a little rough in its early stages but that's ancient history now; you'd never believe it was donationware these days.

Omni needs to get OmniFocus out quickly if they want anyone to buy it. i'd originally signed up to test their beta but it's been so long now. i'm pretty entrenched as an iGTD user.

I use iGTD, but rather than adding support for all these third-party applications, I'd much prefer the time be spent refining the interface and implementing proper .Mac synchronization support (enable/disable via System Preferences).

The UI is improved from a few revisions ago, but it's still clunky.