What's the icon?
 

I see sheets of paper with what looks like a checklist, but I don't get what the rest of the icon is all about?

A nod to the Hipster PDA?

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_PDA[/url]

(What's on that checklist I wonder?)

If you look at the 512 pixel version of the icon (perhaps in the Finder's Cover Flow view), it certainly looks like an hPDA with a nice purple, translucent, protective cover with the Omni logo and a simple, white or silver binder clip. I think it's clever, cute, and appropriate for the app and its heritage. Nicely done.

I especially like that it uses purple (or violet?). That's not a common color in my Dock and makes OmniFocus easier to spot at a glance.

As for the text, it looks like Gaelic (but what do I know):

1. <obscured by clip> tusa Shean
2. Conas a ta tu?
3. Taim go maith
4. Sloan abhaile

Followed by a sketch of a triangle with circles at the points.

According to some Google Fu - it seems like

1. <obscured by clip> tusa Shean
2. Conas a ta tu?
3. Taim go maith
4. Sloan abhaile

means:

1. <something> you, Shean
2. How are you?
3. I'm doing well
4. Goodbye

Kind of strange - they're not really tasks..

[QUOTE=Toadling;26854]As for the text, it looks like Gaelic[/QUOTE]

Many of our icons do come from a guy in Ireland ... =)