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Released in 2003 and built using Director, Moodstats is an application that allows you to quickly record & rate how your day has been in six different categories. Using multi-colored graphs & statistics you can see how exactly your moods have been over the last week, month, two months, six months or year.
It is a form of [...]

Inspired by the recent post on Mashable “Do Brands Belong on Twitter?” we bring you Brightkit. BrightKit is a Twitter toolbox allowing you to manage multiple Twitter profiles. What is interesting in relation to the Mashable post is that Brightkit is a great tool for individuals and organisations to link up with their current and new customers via twitter. Whilst many [...]

Outpost allows people to manage their projects with Basecamp®, an online project management app from 37signals.
Outpost was developed by Morfunk, a small developer based in Philadelphia. Since it’s announcement few months ago, there has been a lot of attention and excitement around Outpost. We were very pleased to hear that few days ago Outpost was submitted to the AppStore. We [...]

Recent release of the native RememberTheMilk [RTM] app for the iPhone has set new heights for GTD apps on mobile platforms. The app (iTunes Link) is fast, clever, intuitive and extremely well designed (review on TUAW). Here we bring you 10 must have tools for your RTM on the desktop, for Windows and Mac users.
1. Fluid [Mac]
Fluid is an application [...]

Mixin let’s you share your daily agenda, say where you’ll be, what you’ll do, make propositions or say that you’re available. You can do it from your current calendar application, by Email, SMS, IM or via twitter. If you are using Twitter, Mixin watches your updates and recognizes ’plans’.
Mixin gives you few suggestions about your next update: [...]

From the makers of Darkness and Phases comes the beautifully designed Cities app for the iPhone. If you find yourself lost in all the abbreviations for when something starts in another part of the world (e.g. today’s announcement of new MacBookPro’s starting 1:00 p.m. Eastern time (10:00 a.m. Pacific time)), then Cities is for you. 
Description:
If it’s 9 PM, Friday 20 June in Melbourne, Australia, what time and day [...]

NoKahuna is a web application developed specifically for team work. The principle is that you create projects and within them you assign tasks to other team members. When a task is assigned, the user receives an email. He can then act on the task and mark it done or for example request more information by leaving a comment and [...]

I have been using Evernote for couple of months now and I have to say this is really one of the best note taking apps out there. This is not just because of the app but the fantastic integration with mobile devices, multiplatform, clipping web pages, iphone web and native apps and much, much more. 
About: Evernote allows [...]

I have been a user of OmniFocus on a mac ever since it’s first prerelease. I also managed to buy a copy with a 50% discount (OmniGroup’s kind way of awarding early adopters). Amongst many apps that I use daily, OmniFocus is probably one of the top on my list. I ogranise both my [...]