If you prefer Things, fine, but don’t try and hide it behind “OF is only for die-hard GTD users” and “a lot of people have moved on”. Meanwhile, omni provide updates and new features several times a year and support this very active user forum, as well providing direct access to a responsive support team.
Their user forum was killed off years ago because they could handle the criticism, and the nearest they have now is a user-only subreddit.
#Omnifocus 3 review things 3 code#
Cultured Code took years to provide a new version of Things and simply changed the UI without dealing with any of the amy outstanding feature requests. But I’m always puzzled by the need to dump on Omni as they go. I’m pleased to see people choosing to move to Things 3 where it work for them - that’s how these things ought to work. I’m sure die hard GTD users won’t like things 3, but I’m not one of them, and it’s honestly one of the best designed apps I’ve used since the launch of the App Store in 2009. I’m actually not a fan of cultured code though because they stay silent on updates and take so long to release up to date features, but things 3 is so good to the point where I don’t feel it’s missing out on a needed feature for me. Omnifocus 2 is what omnifocus one should’ve been, and now that things 3 is out, it seems like a lot of people moved on, and of 2 dropped on the charts.
The whole reason why I used to hate phones and love the iPhone is because it’s easy and effortless to use, unlike my old blackberry pearl phone. It’s impossible for me to go back now, because it feels like too much work to use omnifocus 2 and I know many others feel the same way. I’ve moved into things 3, but I decided to try omnifocus 2 again because it’s so feature packed and has a dark theme.
Just wanted to chime in and say that I love this developer but hate the UI.
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