January 8 is finally here, and OmniFocus 1.0 has shipped! I'm forwarding a copy of the press release below (with its links to our web site and online store).
Today's 1.0 release isn't the end of our journey, of course—it's simply our first non-beta release! We've already started planning out our future roadmap, thinking about how we can improve synchronization between multiple computers and about how we might be able to take advantage of the iPhone SDK when it's released next month.
While 1.0 isn't the end, it's certainly a significant milestone. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the whole team here at Omni for all the long hours, and to thank all of our families for their patience and support!
I'd also like to thank you all for your participation in the beta process: you've all given us an incredible amount of feedback (27,458 messages sent to us directly, with another 13,194 messages posted to our forums) which has really helped us make OmniFocus a stronger product. (And, of course, a special thanks to the 13,590 of you who pre-ordered: your support and vote of confidence is really appreciated!)
Enjoy!
Today's 1.0 release isn't the end of our journey, of course—it's simply our first non-beta release! We've already started planning out our future roadmap, thinking about how we can improve synchronization between multiple computers and about how we might be able to take advantage of the iPhone SDK when it's released next month.
While 1.0 isn't the end, it's certainly a significant milestone. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the whole team here at Omni for all the long hours, and to thank all of our families for their patience and support!
I'd also like to thank you all for your participation in the beta process: you've all given us an incredible amount of feedback (27,458 messages sent to us directly, with another 13,194 messages posted to our forums) which has really helped us make OmniFocus a stronger product. (And, of course, a special thanks to the 13,590 of you who pre-ordered: your support and vote of confidence is really appreciated!)
Enjoy!
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SEATTLE, Washington – January 8, 2008 – The Omni Group has announced the final release of OmniFocus 1.0, their advanced task management tool. OmniFocus is a personal productivity application that can be used to implement the Getting Things Done® work-life management method developed by David Allen, although it is flexible enough to accommodate different styles of personal organization. OmniFocus is designed to quickly capture your thoughts and allow you to store, manage, and process them into actionable to-do items. Tasks can be assigned to projects and stored within contexts (for example: "Home", "Work", or "Garden"), with built-in visual cues that highlight the next action you need to take care of. OmniFocus helps you work smarter by giving you powerful tools for staying on track of all the things you need to do. OmniFocus features include a quick entry panel, accessible via keyboard shortcut from any application, import for kGTD documents, iCal synchronization, extensive project and task filtering, file attachments, saved viewing perspectives, and more. More information, including a 15-minute quick start video and reference chart, is available at <http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnifocus/>. OmniFocus licenses for $79.95. OmniOutliner Professional license owners are currently eligible for a 25% discount off the OmniFocus license fee. Quantity discounts, educational, and family pricing are available at <https://store.omnigroup.com/>. About The Omni Group One of the first companies to develop software for the Mac OS X platform, The Omni Group is today a leading developer for Apple products and has designed and engineered an array of Mac OS X tools for productive creativity. Founded in 1993, The Omni Group is located in Seattle, Washington. Press Contacts Linda Sharps, Marketing Communications Ethan Schoonover, Head of Marketing marketing@omnigroup.com omnigroup.com/pr |
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