OmniFocus for the iPhone
I purchased the iPhone version of OmniFocus today. It is the most expensive application that I have purchased for the iPhone ($19.99 if I recall correctly).
Thus far, it appears worth the cost, but time will tell. I continually challenge the processes that I use to run my life, always finding them wanting in some regard eventually. If I am still using this in 90 days, I will deem it a “fair trade“.
The application follows a variant of GTD which I have never tried before, although I have listened the audiobook. The GTD system seems effective in theory, I just never had an opportunity (or the desire frankly) to put it unto action. I no longer have any excuse.
One of the nice things about the OmniFocus is a fully functional Mac OS X version that it can sync with iPhone version over Bonjour. Both versions of the application support WebDAV, so I am considering setting up my Apache server to serve as the sync point between them.
Speaking of WebDAV, this is the first app that I have seen have first class support for this protocol in some time. I had assumed developers would be moving to APP or something else.