Although keeping email in a web-based application (Gmail) is serving me very well indeed, I’m finding that I prefer to have my task list with me on my Pocket PC, so it can be anywhere that I am. With that in mind, I was quite happy to read about My Life Organized, a desktop PC task tracking application that also has a companion Pocket PC version. It can also synchronize with Outlook if you’re used to using an Outlook task-based methodology when you’re on the go.
The tree-based outline-like system used in My Life Organized seems to lend itself to organizing tasks and sub-tasks intuitively. Although it doesn’t quite follow the GTD concept of not bothering to assign priorities to tasks, MLO has an ability to weight the importance of tasks to their parent task or project.
My Life Organized starts at $45.95, but if you’re interested in the Pocket PC version along with the Professional version (the one you’ll need to synchronize them) you’re looking at $77.95. There is a 45 day trial version available, and also a free light version with many features removed.
[Via JKOnTheRun]