I came across this Windows desktop application that aim to follow the Getting Things Done to organize the information you come across in your daily lives.

I didn’t manage to give it a try but it does look very sophisticated, on the level of Mind Manager by Mindjet.

How much it cost?

its not free and the price might turn off a few people. it cost like USD197.

Who is it for?

Probably for people who have a windows desktop or laptop as their main GTD planning and collection center. Definitely not for me since i seldom have access to my personal computer.

What are its main functionality?

You would have to check out a very very detail walkthrough at Information Management Tool’s website. There it will show you how to Collect, Process, Organize and Review using their software

  • flexible structure helps you to merge individual to-do lists, projects, articles into a strategic plan
  • use the program for online research, journaling, to-do lists, note taking, document archiving, GTD and more.
  • break down large projects into smaller parts using as many tree-levels as you need to keep everything in one place and under control
  • use Wiki-hyperlinks to tasks, web pages, notes, to-do lists etc.
  • capture web pages directly from the integrated Gecko Web Browser by Mozilla
  • drag-and-drop notes, hyperlinks, files in appropriate place in the free-form database, reorganize your projects and tasks at any time
  • reorganize your projects, to-do lists, ideas and tasks at any time you want
  • find what you need when you need it using fast search
  • create your own structure of GTD Trusted System, capture, organize and manage all your projects and tasks in the free-form central database
  • real-time immediate save of all added information to the database
  • fully customizable interface: more than 300 icons, custom colors and font formats to help you focus on what is most important
  • capture any ideas, notes and edit them using full-featured Rich Text Editor
  • recall items quickly with tagging
  • align your time, effort and energy with your highest priorities so you can focus on what really matters most to you
  • browse local files and forlders using integrated Folder Explorer
  • work with multiple projects without feeling overwhelmed
  • save any web pages in HTML, edit them in the integrated HTML Editor and preview them
  • integrated tools needed to create your own structure of a logical and trusted system outside of your head
  • display only the tasks, notes, to-do lists etc. you want to see at the moment by expanding them

Final Thoughts

It does look more polish than alot of the free desktop apps that i see, but its steep at USD 197 and i wonder with the coming of the mobile internet you should be paying that much for a standalone desktop app.

[Take a look @ Information Management Tool >>]