Priority Matrix for the iPad
I was just pointed to the iPad app Priority Matrix [opens in iTunes], which allows you to visually organize tasks into the four quadrants of urgent and important, urgent but not important, important but not urgent, and not important and not urgent.
I was pleasantly surprised by the program. I like being able to see tasks visually separated in this way, and the program is very easy to use. I see some potential here for possibly keeping my daily list, since the OmniFocus interface has not yet been adapted to the iPad.
Here’s a video showing how it works:
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Huh, the color coding is neat. Makes it easier to figure out quickly what’s what.
Hmmm… the music on the video’s a little dated, but the app looks pretty clean. I guess moving items around like that makes sense.
There are some minor UI glitches, but I guess it’s a first version, so it’s pretty good overall, especially given the price ($2.99 vs. $19.99 for Things).
Really like this application. I was using Things but tried Priority Matrix as it was available for the iPad. This is an extremely easy to use application that works well for all my lists and also for note taking. I really like the simplistic way to enter and move items around.