Projects tagged ‘gtd’ and ‘python’

Task Coach is a simple open source todo manager to manage personal tasks and todo lists. It grew out of a frustration that well-known task managers, such as those provided with Outlook or Lotus Notes ... [More] , do not provide facilities for composite tasks. Often, tasks and other things todo consist of several activities. Task Coach is designed to deal with composite tasks. Task Coach features task trees and lists, budget and effort tracking, hierarchical categories, printing and various export facilities. [Less]

Recuerde is a simple list manager that allows you to keep track of anything you want to remember. Use Recuerde to remember what you need to do today, what to say on the phone to your boss, or what ... [More] themes you want to explore in that great novel you're writing. [Less]

Fluidity is GTD software for Linux. I wrote it for my own use, but maybe it can help you, too. (And if it does, I would like to hear from you.)

A web-based life and task tracker that help peoples applies GTD(Getting Things Done) on their lifes.

Tracktime is a dual purpose application centered around tracking of current activities and management of future tasks within your projects. You may use the application solely for tracking where you ... [More] spend your time throughout the day such as a consultant may need to do, or equally as often, a normal employee working for big business. You may also use the application to manage your day to day activities and what you may have upcoming in various projects. Part of this "future view" are loosely based on David Allen's Getting Things Done. Just as the project itself supports two main functions, the usage of the application is also two sided. Support for command line operation as well as a build in web server allows for a combined approach in using the application. --- See the InstallGuide for getting started. [Less]

A PyGTK task manager for gnome. Features: live into the systray integrate into gnome environnements SQLite local storage support for Empathy/Telepathy ? sync with remote repositories (Remember The Milk) ? dbus support ? AWN Applet ?

tarsusa是一个非常简单的时间管理程序。使用它，您可以方便地管理所有您要完成的事情，无论是将杂乱的事项分门别类地整理，还是提醒您优先处理即� ... [More] �到期的任务，tarsusa都游刃有余。更为重要的是，tarsusa可以提醒您每天都必须完成的工作，并且记录您完成这些工作的情况。 我开发这个程序的初衷，是为了有一个简便的应用程序来帮助我管理时间，同时能够突出我每天都要完成的重点任务。 这个程序使用Python开发，Web框架选择了Karrigell，一个纯Python的Web Framework，使用的数据库系统是Karrigell内部自带的buzhug数据库。整个web框架选用的是非常轻量级的平台，与这个应用的要求与定位相符合。 A simple localhost web application to manage your time schedule. tarsusa features schedule your daily routines,classify your todo lists,add time deadline to your to-do list items and so on. I wrote this program to help myself. Hope it will help you too. tarsusa is based on Karrigell python web framework and buzhug database. [Less]

MaybeLater is an application to help you with managing your Getting Things Done task lists. It's web-based, so you can access it anywhere you have a web browser and an internet connection, and it's ... [More] open source, so you can deploy it on your own server. It supports multiple users in the same system. Built on the Django framework for Python, it's easy to customise without re-inventing the wheel. I (Kev) have now migrated to using MaybeLater exclusively, but it's still a bit raw - adult supervision required. An early screenshot [Less]

Warning: this is WIPI wanted something like http://www.beckingham.net/task.html , but being a programmer wanted to do it my way ;), i.e. adding a few extra bits and removing some others, so I'm doing ... [More] it in a language that is faster for me to implement stuff in. I guess a shell script or something (py2exe?) can be used to save having to write .py each time. Aiming to have support for many kinds of miscellaneous details per task: taskname, tags, projects, start/finish date/time, requires, requiredby, priority, started, done, people, phones, emails, location, gpslocation, etc usageadd a task: td.py a New task :proj1 :proj2 +tag1 +tag2 list all tasks td.py ls remove task by number (need to change into name or number or etc) td.py r 1 Smart enough to pick out things and recombine when adding: td.py a New task :proj1 :proj2 +tag1 +tag2 gives the same result as: td.py a +tag2 :proj1 New +tag1 :proj2 task but not the following (note that the words that make up the task name are in a different order): td.py a +tag2 :proj1 task +tag1 :proj2 New [Less]