Five years ago today, very soon after OmniFocus 2 for Mac was released into the wild, Learn OmniFocus opened its virtual doors. I’m taking some time today to celebrate this milestone, to reflect on the past five years, and to look forward to the future. (more…)

OmniFocus for the Web is now officially available as a stand-alone subscription. As noted previously, there’s another subscription option available that includes both the Mac and iOS apps. Read on to learn more about OmniFocus for the Web’s capabilities. We’ll also look at OmniFocus for the Web’s current limitations and will explore some creative ways […]

Not a member of Learn OmniFocus yet…or have you let your membership lapse? NOW is a great time to join! (more…)

OmniFocus 3 for Mac has arrived! This major new release introduces support for multiple tags, an interleaved forecast perspective, flexible repeats, and advanced perspectives (Pro). (more…)

Apple released iOS 12 and watchOS 5 earlier today and, true to form, the OmniGroup have already released an update to OmniFocus 3 for iOS that takes advantage of new iOS 12 features. This new release also helps set the stage for OmniFocus 3.0 for Mac, which is slated for release next Monday (September 24, […]

To help you make effective use of tags in OmniFocus 3, I added a Tags for OmniFocus 3 page to Learn OmniFocus. Read on to learn more about the transition from contexts to tags and for more information on what’s in store. (more…)

One of my favourite additions to OmniFocus 3 for iOS is Advanced Perspectives. They provide a wide range of ways to tap into your OmniFocus database. For example, you can use custom perspectives to quickly pull up a list of your active projects and to identify actions that you forgot to tag. (more…)