Ramp Up #6: Tracks for Task Management
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Introducing the JumpBox for Tracks (not to be confused with the JumpBox for Trac). This elegant application gives you the ability to implement the popular “Getting Things Done” methodology in a clean, accessible manner with ubiquitous access to your data. It’s part of our free collection of JumpBoxes and has all the juicy Web 2.0 goodness you could ask for:
In this brief five-minute screencast we’ll run through the Tracks application and get an overview of its capabilities and features. Visit their web site to learn more and take it for a spin with your own private trial instance by clicking the orange button below.
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Excellent. I started to use GTDforGmail a while back but it never really took off for me. This looks much easier to use.
I had to toss this jumpbox on my ESX server instantly. The only point where it misses the mark for me is that I was hoping that it had some way to handle group tasks. It is multiuser, but each user lives in complete isolation. A group context would be amazing.
I use remember the milk for this currently, but there is no way to host that locally, so I can’t use it for my group projects at work…
But at least, thanks to jumpbox, I didn’t lose any time setting this up in order to find out that it isn’t everything that I need.