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Spotlight: Gootodo Web-based task list

By // September 28, 2009, 5:54 AM PST // justin_m_james

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  • Standard view

    This is the standard view of a day’s tasks. It is simple and minimal, and very efficient.

    For a full review of Gootodo, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.

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  • New task

    This is how a new task gets created through email. Note the highlighted "to" address. There are a variety of ways to "date" a task through the email address, in this case, "d1" means "a day from today."

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  • Web interface

    Creating a new task through the Web interface. Like the other screens in this application, it is simple and self explanatory.

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  • Assigned email

    Gootodo knows which account to assign an item received by email to based on the sender's address. In this screen, we can add three additional email addresses to be used to generate our todo list items.

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  • Email reminders

    Gootodo can also send an email on a daily basis to remind us of the tasks we have for the day. This is a useful feature for people who might forget to check the Web site on a regular basis.

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  • Recurring items

    Gootodo allows the creation of recurring items as well, a must-have feature for managing the regular chores in our work and professional lives.

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Standard view

This is the standard view of a day’s tasks. It is simple and minimal, and very efficient.

For a full review of Gootodo, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.

Image by Justin James for TechRepublic.

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About Justin James

Justin James is an OutSystems MVP, architect, and developer with expertise in SaaS applications and enterprise applications.