http://code.google.com/p/android-shuffle/

As for syncing To Dos… I’ve not heard of anything that does this natively but with all these systems having APIs it must be possible.

I’m still just replicating To Dos in my Tracks list, but not all of my project to dos, just what I have to do next, or maybe the next two.

I’ve tried a few tools too but have now settled on Remember The Milk (http://www.rememberthemilk.com/). Don’t let the name mislead you. It’s a very powerful tool, and it has an iPhone app too :)

My main issue now is how to synch my personal todo list with todos on other systems that I share with other team members, like items in a Basecamp todo list for example.

Any tips?

Farez

Much like yourself I take those elements from it that I feel work best for me and apply them to my daily routine as I see fit. Inbox Zero is a big priority of mine and the first portion of everyday is spent emptying it.

I stopped using ‘flavour of the month’ GTD apps a long time ago as I found them to be a constant nuisance to use – which goes against the core of GTD. However I am going to give GTDify a try this week to see how I get on.

Just out of curiosity how do you align your GTD stuff with your project management techniques? For example when you establish the requirements of your project during the discovery phase (or whatever phrase you use to describe this yourself) and build your Gantt chart do you then move to your GTD tool and start to track things solely using GTDify as you go?

I’m also curious about your inbox zero organisational structure. If you have folders for projects how then do you keep track of non project items for clients (such as your digital account management items)?

@Alamo, if it works for you, welcome to To Do list heaven :)

@Aaron, I’ve tried Thymer before. I found the interface a little clunky.

@Ben, defintely try to ditch the pen and paper in my opinion. It works, but there’s nothing like being able to access your list from anywhere. And I dont know about you, but my To Do list is pretty big!

@Geraldo, I’ve no heard of MonkeyGTD, will take a look! But the GTDify links seemed to be working when I tried them.

@Dan, I have tried GTDAgenda and thought it was ok. Very similar to Tracks / GTDify in places, but with a slightly less polished UI. However I did love the Checklists feature!

For implementing GTD you can also use this web-based application:

http://www.Gtdagenda.com

You can use it to manage your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.
A mobile version is available too.

Thanks for the article Sam.

I’ve been using Thymer: http://www.thymer.com/