This new version is a long way from the early skeuomorphic days. While you can get lightweight versions of some features, there still nothing like Scrivener. I still haven’t found the time to write this up properly, but I did give it a cursory post. Scrivener 3 Scrivener’s facelift, and feature upgrade improved an already excellent application I thought I might miss the automation of Todoist, but so far I haven’t really, the email to Things feature is enough. I don’t feel like I am double handling tasks. The way Things handles the inbox is better than any other task manager I have used.
That I spend very little time in the app itself, is a good indication Things is doing what it’s supposed to. The barometer I use for organisational tools is how much time it takes to manage them. Things 3 Things 3 has everything I need in a task manager. The apps in question are clearly marked with the appropriate links. That is something I’ve written enough about recently, so if you’d like to read more about Setapp, you can do so here. So here we go again.īefore we begin, if you’re interested a number of the apps on this list come with Setapp.
The meat between the iOS device sandwich, is of course the Mac. In part one, I catalogued some of my favourite iPad apps from last year. This is part two of a gripping trilogy on software highlights from 2017.
