[motorwayne]

I would pay for an Android version

May be worth watching Android developments on TaskWarrior, which also has tags and priorities.

[d0gc0w]

A couple suggestions for android. One is Action Method. While it is not a true to form GTD system, it works pretty well. It has an android version, an iOS version, and a web version. All are free with some limitations to encourage an upgrade, but I haven't hit the limits yet. A truer GTD replacement would be Due Today. I think it's like 3 bucks. I haven't used it extensively as I lean more to Action Method, so I don't want to say it'll do something it won't. But on the surface it looks sufficient. Another similar one is DGT GTD. Annoying name to me, but it seems to have the GTD pieces in place. Hope these help.

Glen

[jmcphail]

So would I.

Originally Posted by motorwayne

I would pay for an Android version

[LatinHeat]

Originally Posted by jmcphail

So would I.

Same here, I would also pay for an OmniFocus Android App.

[garylim]

Originally Posted by LatinHeat

Same here, I would also pay for an OmniFocus Android App.

I would pay for an omnifocus android app big time.

[CatOne]

Originally Posted by garylim

I would pay for an omnifocus android app big time.

Maybe $1K/copy?

[whpalmer4]

Originally Posted by CatOne

Maybe $1K/copy?

I was thinking more like $100K for the first copy, $30 for each subsequent copy. Should be pretty reminiscent of match sprint cycling races watching everyone trying to force the other guy into the first spot :-)

[Brian]

The situation hasn't changed much since our CEO posted this a while back - no plans for an Android app in the foreseeable future.

Ken also put up a post from a similar thread asking for a Windows app which may be helpful in understanding why we choose to work on the platforms we do.

[gabrielguerrero]

You guys are hurting your customers, if you guys were true to that thing about creating great software and a great user experience you will have created and android app a long time ago, I been using Omnifocus for mac I think almost 3 or 4 years and since I move to android like 2 years ago I use it less and less, from using it almost every day I now use it occasionally.

The excuse of we will not sell enough in android is dated, android keeps growing and pay apps do sell specially good apps, even if it wasn't the users that will buy your android app are mostly like me people who already own the mac omnifocus, so you know they are willing to pay

I love my android phone and tablet , I like them a lot , and Im sure more and more of your users are also changing to android, so you are not only losing a big opportunity to increase your user base, your are giving a bad experience for your users and probably loosing them

Gabriel