GTD iPhone Community Implementation Project. ALT + F then E

Visit GTD Community

I created a little application for the iPhone. I am not a programmer so it is very simple yet I believe useful enough to make a difference. It is all part of a plan to create a GTD Community so a group can assist each other in implementing GTD. I am using this post to see if there are any iPhone users interested in taking this on. I have set up a ning group for this very purpose. People who participate can write blogs and share their experiences and we will all help each other implement GTD. I know, I know, it is very difficult to implement without falling off the wagon. However, I have spent a lot of time figuring out how to make it a natural routine and I think I have hit on something. If you have an iPhone and you are interested in GTD I invite you to join. If you are a part of this I will distribute the app through the ning site and walk you though how this all works. It does not involves any rigid, complex methodology and is actually a lot of fun if you can believe that. Click the image and/or link above to join and have your membership approved. I need a good size group before we start.

Google Spreadsheet iPhone Chart Hack

This allows you to display a chart on your iphone based on responses to a form you create on Google Docs & Spreadsheets that can be either be emailed or embedded into a blog.  For example on the You Tube page I created a link to a rating form for this video and a link you can use to view the results.

Getting things done CSI style

This is an iPhone Web App you are unlikely to see at the app store any time soon. As shown in the video above it seemingly allows your hired killers to communicate to you when they have completed their tasks with the appropriate “It’s done”. Maybe this can also be used for the less dramatic purpose of getting communication back about those outstanding waiting fors. Who knows but it certainly looks cool in this clip.

If you ever spot this at the app store let me know :-).