I can even add pictures which has been VERY helpful! I took time to fill out my mission statement and it truly does make my "why" for my tasks that much clearer and more powerful, and helps me sift through what's truly important and what is just "busy work" that I make up for myself. The way this planner is laid out is more than perfect for me! I love the design - it gives me all the feels of a paper planner I'd buy for myself, enough color to keep me interested, and plenty of space to write notes in different fonts and sizes. I'm a visual learner and usually have to take a lot of notes for me to remember details. I used it for 4 years and yes it was organized and helped me get things done but oh my GOD I hated using it! It was so bland and boring I never wanted to use it. The best app I found before this was Things 3. I always knew I would benefit from excellent planning, but never had the right tool to help me. I am self-employed and have to juggle many hats at once. I am someone who has struggled for over 15 years to find a planner that works for me.
The developers are actively improving the platform in response to users. The result is a daily list of tasks that is achievable, which gives you a sense of accomplishment for completing a days work instead of guilt for not completing a list that couldn't reasonably fit into your day anyway. The dayplanner tab enables you to schedule those steps so that, instead of an endless "to do" list, you schedule the important things you need to accomplish instead of trying to fit them into each day on the fly. The other tabs are for you to articulate your personal missions in life, the roles you fill, the goals you have, and the steps to achieve those goals. The dayplanner is only 20% of the interface. Beyond the technical merit, Opus One is about improving the quality of life, not just organization and efficiency. It is phenomal that the program ("app" doesn't do it justice) is seemlessly crossplatform and scales beautifully between desktop, tablet, and phone. Opus One is the embodiment of an old-school paper dayplanner with the benefit of calendar synchronization and cloud backup. You cannot copy with the most basic keyboard command on the face of the planet.
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I literally don't know how to add in a freaking task because the UI/backend for it is just terrible.īut after everything, you know what made me stop using this app? You press Command C on an event and it marks it as Completed. literally, you click to add a task, and you edit it with the title and due date and. And don't get me started on adding tasks. sluggish? And robotic.Īdd in the fact you cannot simply scroll to the next day with your trackpad like you would any calendar app (even the one in iOS) and you get a recipe for disaster. You cannot add in a travel time, you can't add in a frequency like every Monday/Wednesday/Friday, and the way you click on options feels. Editing the calendar is stuck in the early 2010s or late 2000s. This app arguably has the best look and feel of a real agenda out of all the apps on this store, but unfortunately where it shines in looks and UI, it fails almost everywhere else.
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