It’s not for me yet. Learning more about it I saw how useful it could be helping a lot to place ideas in order. for me was a lot of steps to set something simple and I can’t applied that in my routine, unfortunately. Still a good recommendation for more organized work in details.

I’ll learn more about this method and give another try.

Fenix

Mindwtr is definitely geared for someone following the principles of 

, but, almost all of that functionality  can be turned off in settings. For example, under settings --> GTD --> editor layout, mark the following from 'shown' to 'hidden': status, project, project section, area, contexts, due date, recurrence, start date, review date, tags, priority, energy level, time estimate, assigned to, description, attachments, checklist, location. You'd be left with just task titles. Or leave on a few, such as description and due date if you wish. If you ever decide to give GTD a try, definitely worth circling back to it with that mindset as it's an awesome GTD focused app.

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Found my new favorite to-do app; Mindwtr is FOSS and cross platform

ACYK

Mindwtr is definitely geared for someone following the principles of [GTD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done), but, almost all of that functionality  can be turned off in settings. For example, under settings --> GTD --> editor layout, mark the following from 'shown' to 'hidden': status, project, project section, area, contexts, due date, recurrence, start date, review date, tags, priority, energy level, time estimate, assigned to, description, attachments, checklist, location. You'd be left with just task titles. Or leave on a few, such as description and due date if you wish. If you ever decide to give GTD a try, definitely worth circling back to it with that mindset as it's an awesome GTD focused app.