#Omnifocus for android for free#

As handy as that is, there are problems upgrading for free when you have bought via the App Store. When you buy any Mac version of OmniFocus, do it from the main Omni Group website itself, don't go through the Mac App Store. Even last year's failed OmniFocus 2 beta was a significant improvement in some key areas so surely OF 2 will be too. I understand it now and I adore the power, but it took me a long time to get there. It's sort-of easy with the Mac one: buy the current OmniFocus 1 for Mac and you'll get version 2 for free when it's released. Do you buy now or wait? It's easy with the iPhone version: buy it. OmniFocus for iPad hasn't and won't be until OmniFocus 2 for Mac is done. OmniFocus for iPhone has already been radically updated and I like it a lot. And then I'd say: вЂњIf you know a Windows equivalent, it would be a huge help for me to hear about it.вЂќ Or something like that.Д«ut there are two problems now: I can't automatically and easily evangelise OmniFocus because the app is in a bit of a flux as new versions are coming. It used to be that in a workshop I would put up a slide showing you OmniFocus and where to get it. Actually, I say it's the To Do manager of my choice, I think it's more the To Do manager of my heart and soul. And my To Do manager of choice only runs on Macs.

When I started this, the problem was that I'm on a Mac and quite a few people go for that there Windows thing. I go around doing workshops about being a productive writer and I've even written a book about it (The Blank Screen: Productivity for Creative Writers, UK edition, US edition) And it all makes sense, it all works вЂ“ I promise you that and I have such gorgeous tweets and emails from people telling me so вЂ“ but there is a big problem.

Omnifocus for android