The top item on my list of things to do is always the same: find a better way to manage my to-do list. That's why I was intrigued by wieldy, a free application which is advertised as a "task list manager based on the principles of Getting Things Done". Getting Things Done, GTD for short, is a registered trademark of system management work life that is designed to provide an "integrated system of stress-free productivity".
wieldy is not affiliated with the GTD system, is only based on the same principles. I can not say with certainty whether GTD works, because I have not used. I can say that there is wieldy, but it really needs some getting used to. thrown wieldy expects a simple interface, so was surprised to see the details, Outlook-like screen that greeted me. I'm used to the directors list, tasks as Astrid, a tool based on the web that asks you to enter a task. Wieldy, however, has a row of icons, and so all of these symptoms, it is not immediately apparent.
Review: Wieldy Aims to Help You Get Things Done
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