Often I’d like to permanently see how many items are due / overdue without having to click on my notification centre or swing down to my hidden dock. I love how you can setup OmniFocus in so many different ways but would love some extra accesibility options within the menu bar. Essentially the same functionality as the OmniFocus quick add action shortcut, but they gave you the flexibility of being able to use both the shortcut key option and the menu bar. Previously I used Wunderlist which was certainly not substantial enough for my needs, but eventually incorporated a very light weight menu bar - it simply allowed you click on the icon and immediately a new task would pop up and you were good to go. Users note that it is easy to get started and integrate into current workflows, making the free trial period offered worth the risk (especially with the highest pro tier pricing coming in at around $24 per month, per user).I understand the sentiments expressed here by others, but I think it’s important to recognise that many apps at least give users the option of utilising the menu bar so it can please both parties. You can also add locations and people to tracking, meaning not only will you be able to see how much time you spend in meetings and at work, but you can see where and with whom.Ĭalendar is definitely geared toward professional use and allows you to see when multiple team members all have time free should you need to meet. More than just a place to keep your appointments, Calendar also offers analytics, making it easy to see just how much time you spend in meetings, in the office, and more, so you can readjust your time based on your goals.Ĭalendar is great for people who want all of their calendars in one place, though the added analytics are really what makes this time management app shine. If you feel like you’re always in meetings, Calendar can help you see where you’re spending most of your time.
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