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Suggestions to improve my GTD app idea
shunker | Aug 26 2006
Hello everyone, I'm participating in the My Dream App contest. This is a contest where anyone can submit an idea for a Mac OS X application, and ultimately, there will be 3 winners whose ideas will be made into a shareware my the My Dream App team. I have submitted an idea for a GTD application called Aguamente ("mind like water") and I'd greatly appreciate your feedback on it. It's uniqueness is in using animated tag clouds to visually and spatially represent Project and Next Actions. The size, color, 3d-depth, or other visual/spatial attributes represent priority/urgency/context etc. of the next action/project. I have a preliminary mockup you can view . You can also view the My Dream App forum thread for Aguamente here, where I have explained the proposed features in detail. The mockup does not fully show the apps features, as it has no animation and also because I am not proficient with creating text effects. If it helps, please try to visualize the tags as Dashboard widgets in a 3D space, and with smarter overlays appearing when you click on them. I propose to use lots of animation (powered by OS X Leopard's Core Animation technology) to animate the tag clouds. Examples: There are lots of great ideas being tossed around in the My Dream App forums for all kinds of OS X apps. Do drop by, let us know what you think, and maybe submit your own idea (before Sep 1). Thank you. 1 Comment
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My dream GTD app would be integrated into the hPDASubmitted by duus on August 30, 2006 - 6:56am.
look at Emory's white paper for info on using the hPDA. My dream GTD app would integrate the GTD index cards; you could print out your deck of GTD cards, check them off, and scan them in, and they would be integrated into your GTD app. It would print out replacement cards if you checked off "new card." That would be revolutionary. I would buy it. Of course it has hardware, too. Whatever. » POSTED IN:
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