iAdd app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Mirabilis Media NZ
First release : 29 Jun 2010
App size: 8.12 Mb
iAdd is a new approach towards productivity. Its based on a life management framework called ADD, which in turns takes its name from Assess, Decide, Do. Those are stages, or realms in which we are using our focus.
Many productivity methodologies are based exclusively on the Do realm, while leaving the other two main areas of our activities untouched.
iAdd aims to integrate this life management framework in a very simple and easy to use app.
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Assess - overload your internal system with information: add tasks, ideas, events or projects. This is the place where you can edit or delete information. ADD enforces a single entry point for overloading your system.
Decide - "sign the contract" to actually do that task or project. You do this by bounding the task to your physical environment: setting up a time-frame and a specific context.
Do - you see only what you decided earlier. Not extra clutter, not floating tasks or events, only what you decide you really want to do.
And yet, all the other available info would be available in the Assess or Decide at any time.
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iAdd Features:
- sync your data wireless via 3G, EDGE or WiFi between iPhone and iPad apps via iCloud
- send tasks, events, projects or ideas by email
- powerful life management framework, enforcing a smooth workflow to help you not only get things done, but also have a real life :-)
- unique insertion point (the Assess realm)
- local alerts for tasks and events
- unlimited number of contexts and collections
- unlimited number of tasks, ideas, events and projects
- brainstorm your projects first with ideas, and then transform them into projects with a simple touch
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Latest reviews of iAdd app for iPhone and iPad
Charming Idea I Love this App. and its Philosophie but its so Full of Bugs.
I always wonder why I could never settle into a to-do type application. I thought it was me doing something wrong or not being conscious enough to make it work. With iAdd, I realized it was the way I always approached the application and the mindset the application directed me through. iAdd has helped me realize a mindset that works for me. When I enter a task it doesnt go right into the do place and cause me to be overloaded. I can empty my mind and the go on later and decide when to do the tasks. Its brilliant and I would recommend this app to anyone in need of improved productivity. Im amazed. Thank You!
Ive used this app for only a short time, but its quickly found a place on my 1st screen. Similar to "Getting Things Done", iAdd complements the way you think & organize. (This process reminds me of mind mapping in which you brainstorm problems, tasks, projects.) Kudos to the developer(s) for creating an app that matches form & function so well. The interface feels almost as though it isnt there, but nonetheless easily gets you through the app (and your process).
No more functionality than would be provided by brainstorming on a piece of paper and adding it to any much better to do lists. Also way too expensive.
Great app for staying on task for the goals you have. If there is one thing most important about success, it is laying out a plan of attack accurately and this app does just that. David Damron The Minimalist Path