Viajero
12-08-07, 01:46 PM
I'm using Google Calendar at the moment and it does keep getting better and better, and it integrates with all my other Google software--my GMail, GNotebook, etc. Am wondering, though, what people think of Vitalist (http://www.vitalist.com/) or Skoach (http://www.skoach.com/). Has anyone used these, and can you say how it compares with other tools?
Skoach had been developed for ADD brains specifically (by people with ADD, I think), and it obviously has some of ADD-friendly features, but I'm trying to find out if it is as robust and fast as Vitalist with G.Calendar, or other combinations.
I use Remember the Milk (http://www.rememberthemilk.com/) with G.Calendar, but it is slow, since it's not built right in. Apparently Google is developing GCal very rapidly and it will sometime soon have a built-in task manager/to do list. Then I would just print out a sheet every day or couple of days, and write on it thoughout the day.
I'm also using Jott (http://jott.com/) to call in entries to my G.Calendar lately. You can use itt with the others as well. Jott is a incredible tool--you really need to check it out.
The ADD Planner (http://www.addplanner.com/) client software looks positively primitive compared to the latest Web 2.0 stuff. And I tried Organize Yourself (http://experiencepublishing.info/organize/portal/) a month ago -- it may be good for some of you, but not for me.
I would like to use something with my PDA, eventually. Looks like GCalendar will work with it.
I'd like to hear what you-all have found actually works for you. It's very individual. Since there is a big learning curve no matter what you choose, I'd just like to know some specific pros and cons upfront, if possible.
Thanks
Skoach had been developed for ADD brains specifically (by people with ADD, I think), and it obviously has some of ADD-friendly features, but I'm trying to find out if it is as robust and fast as Vitalist with G.Calendar, or other combinations.
I use Remember the Milk (http://www.rememberthemilk.com/) with G.Calendar, but it is slow, since it's not built right in. Apparently Google is developing GCal very rapidly and it will sometime soon have a built-in task manager/to do list. Then I would just print out a sheet every day or couple of days, and write on it thoughout the day.
I'm also using Jott (http://jott.com/) to call in entries to my G.Calendar lately. You can use itt with the others as well. Jott is a incredible tool--you really need to check it out.
The ADD Planner (http://www.addplanner.com/) client software looks positively primitive compared to the latest Web 2.0 stuff. And I tried Organize Yourself (http://experiencepublishing.info/organize/portal/) a month ago -- it may be good for some of you, but not for me.
I would like to use something with my PDA, eventually. Looks like GCalendar will work with it.
I'd like to hear what you-all have found actually works for you. It's very individual. Since there is a big learning curve no matter what you choose, I'd just like to know some specific pros and cons upfront, if possible.
Thanks