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OmniFocus is a place for you to keep all of the stuff youʼre meaning to do, whether itʼs the stack of paperwork sitting on your desk thatʼs due now now now, or the marble monolith in your garage youʼve been meaning to sculpt one of these years.
Of course, you could just make a big list on paper or in an ordinary text editing application. But OmniFocus is carefully crafted to understand task lists: itʼs context-aware, so it can show you just what you need to know right now in order to make progress on your many projects. It can
remember which projects you are putting off for later, which projects you claim are important but which you havenʼt touched in weeks, and which projects may blow up if you donʼt do something about them right away. The really, really cool thing about OmniFocus is that once you get the hang of it, you can really trust your system and know that nothing is slipping through the cracks. The reward is certainty that youʼre doing exactly what you need to be doing right now, or even that you donʼt need to be doing anything at all.
Now, with OmniFocus for iPhone, you can keep track of your projects wherever you are. The iPhone version works splendidly with the Mac version, but you can still get much of the power of OmniFocus by using the iPhone version all on its own.

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