I’ve never really got on well with web-based todo lists. I’ve tried a number of them over the last couple of years and I always end up with a stagnating list and nothing much getting done.
But I’m going to try again with Hiveminder. It looks like it might well pitched be at just about the right level to be useful to me. As a bonus, it’s written by people that I know from Best Practical (who also produce the best ticketing system I’ve ever used).
So I’ve signed up and I’ll be trying it out for a few weeks. I’ll let you know how I get on.
Those web-based to-do lists are indeed crap. They’re too cumbersome, I find. Everyone whacks of over 37 signals but their stuff is no better than the others, in my view.
I’m going to try Hiveminder out for a bit to see how I like it. I did find their registration rather amusing with the “like ticky boxes?” question and the ” Proof that the US is too fond of lawsuits” terms & conditions.
Hi David,How did Hiveminder work out for you?Also, your blog’s search functionality seems b0rked – searches return a 500 internal server error.Cheers!–zak