Getting Things Done with Nozbe Blog

(Nozbe 2.0) Mid July Status report

Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:50:00 GMT

Just to let you know that nothing has changed and we’re still aiming at the last week of July release of Nozbe 2.0

We’re working hard to make this happen. The new version will not only get a great boost in the featureset (you can peak some of what’s coming in Nozbe 2.0 beta) but most of all – a beautiful design.

In August we’ll also introduce more Themes to make Nozbe even more beautiful and more customizable to your liking.

During the development we had to make a tough decision and due to poor Javascript performance and standards support, will not support Internet Explorer version 6 with Nozbe 2.0. Luckily IE6 users will still be able to use Nozbe classic.

Nozbe 2.0 will support Internet Explorer 7+, Firefox 2+, Safari 3+, Chrome and Opera.

Many web apps refuse to support Opera browser but I love it for its speed and it’s my browser of choice and though its market share is small, it will be supported by Nozbe.

Anyway, just to give you an update as we’re working hard to make Nozbe 2.0 happen. Hope you’re as excited as we are. We really want to get it done!

(Nozbe 2.0) Design scoop - a beautiful productivity app coming soon

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:56:00 GMT

I’ve shared with you the wireframes of Nozbe 2.0 design more than a month ago.

Now, we’ve practically finished the design of Nozbe and we are working towards integrating the design with the Nozbe 2.0 features.

How will new Nozbe look like?

While I can’t reveal everything as we’re now integrating design, I can show you at least some parts of the new look, here goes:

Let me explain some of the details:

1 – New Projects tab with a nice and handy “New” button to quickly add a project anytime, anywhere.

2 – New way of showing actions, with great nicely designed “tick” for checking off items and avatars of users who created/modified the action

3 – Tiny calendar that will help you plan your week and days, handy for dropping off actions and assigning them new date

4 – Contexts tab with “new” button, similar to the “projects” tab.

5 – Beautifully-designed completed action that blends into the background.

More to come soon…

We are finally aiming to have the new Nozbe ready by the end of July but the exact launch date will be announced soon on this blog.

Hope you’re as excited as I am… I love the new design and can’t wait to have it online!

What do you think?

How do you like the new design so far? Any thoughts? Suggestions? Make sure to let me know in the comments!

(Nozbe 2.0) Testing Multiple Contexts per Action and Comments on Actions!

Fri, 05 Jun 2009 21:45:00 GMT

OK, so we have our new logo and most of the commenters actually like it. Now it’s time to preview some of the features we’re cooking for you for the final 2.0 version of our Nozbe software.

Multiple contexts per Action and Comments

Yes, you’ve been asking for these for a very long time and now we’ve got them for you! These are two of the most-requested features and now you can test both in Nozbe 2.0 beta:

Multiple Contexts per Action

Having an action that belongs to two or more contexts? Want to attach a context like “Home” and “Wife” to the same action? Or “Office” and “Boss”? Now you can!

There you go – add more contexts to actions, test these and let me know in the comments if you like what you’re seeing.

Note: due to backward compatibility issues, in “Nozbe Classic” this feature is not available and only the first context counts. Same applies to all the other front-ends of Nozbe and the iPhone app. You can only test this functionality by clicking to “Nozbe 2.0 beta” in your Nozbe account.

Comments on Actions

Many of you asked to add notes to actions and while I knew where you were coming from, I wasn’t convinced – now “Comments” adds a whole new dimension to this:

You can now comment on the task to treat the comment as a note
and you can comment on the action to make project sharing and collaboration more fun!

Please test the new features and let me know if you like them. Remember, they are available only in Nozbe 2.0 beta and they are still in the testing phase.

Big kudos to our chief developer Tom for pulling these two features off at an outstanding pace.

Do you feel the wind of change in Nozbe now? Don’t be shy and let us know what you think about these enhancements!

(Nozbe 2.0) Designing new Nozbe logo

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:59:00 GMT

It’s the first day of June and this month we’ll be finishing Nozbe 2.0 (both design + development).

In this series of blog posts I’ll be showing you how is the Nozbe 2.0 process going and what we’re doing to make sure you’ll be able to get more done with Nozbe!

New Nozbe LOGO

I love the current Nozbe logo – you may like it or not, but I love it. And I never wanted to change it.

But after 2 years in business and hearing lots of feedback we decided to change the logo. To make it more modern, more “2.0”, but to keep the old feel.

Here’s what we did:

Step 1 – current Nozbe logo

What I liked about the logo? The big “O” with a clock and a smile. The clock is the symbol of productivity and time-management.

Step 2 – first designs of logo 2.0

The graphic designer knew I wanted to keep the clock and he started playing with it… The old-school-alarm clock looks really funny, don’t you think?

I didn’t like this and I told him I needed something different, so I started drawing…

Step 3 – my sketch of “clock” and “tick”

I told him I wanted to have the “tick” of a to-do list with a “clock” of a calendar mixed together.

Step 4 – taking my sketch for a spin

This looks really good. Almost perfect, there is a tick and a clock… but the “O” is not legible and you can’t really say it belongs to the name.

Step 5 – and the winner is…

This is the result we’ve been looking for! There will be some minor tweaks yet, but it’s more less the final logo we want to keep. The final logo will be released together with the new Nozbe 2.0 interface.

How did you like the process? How do you like the new Nozbe logo? What do you think? Please let me know in the comments!

2 Years in Business and development of Nozbe 2.0 updates

Thu, 14 May 2009 21:59:00 GMT

Exactly 2 years ago, on May 14th we started charging for Nozbe after a three month “free beta” period.

Feels like it wasn’t all that long, but two years have gone away very quickly.

What started as a passion turned into a business

When I launched Nozbe I never thought I’d be building a full time business, yet starting from May 14th 2007 gradually Nozbe transformed from a side-project into a full-time project and I’m happy working on it.

We’re still a small business and we want to keep it that way. Nozbe started as a one-man shop (yep, just me!) and now I’ve got a great chief developer (Tomek), assistant and customer support representative (Delfina) and I’m constantly working with other great developers, user experience experts and graphic designers on an as-needed basis. Right now our team is quite big while we’re finishing up Nozbe 2.0. Lot’s of stuff to do and we want to get it done as soon as possible.

I love it when Nozbe really helps!

Helping people organize their lives and getting more stuff done is both fun… and very rewarding… and helps my personal development, too!

Thanks for being with us and for choosing Nozbe!

Thanks to you Nozbe is improving and getting better and better and thanks to you we’ve got a great job and we really love what we do. Hope you can see this love while working with Nozbe :-)

Nozbe 2.0 beta was just a technology preview

While Nozbe 2.0 beta is already usable, the final Nozbe 2.0 will be a lot more polished and will have a slightly different layout and a lot better design.

We’ve been listening!

We know you like the speed and the way Nozbe 2.0 operates. We know you want it nicer and more beautiful (we want that too!).... and we know you want to add notes to tasks and want to add multiple contexts to one action and you want more collaborative features.

These will all be there in Nozbe 2.0 (and more!)

We’re currently finshing the wireframes

We’ve conducted a series of usability interviews in April and based on the feedback we’ve received we are currently preparing the wireframes (layout) of the new Nozbe 2.0.

The first wireframes have already been sent to the graphic designer and he just started working on a great, beautiful and really modern Nozbe 2.0 look.

Here’s the new layout of Nozbe 2.0 (again, it’s not the design, it’s layout, design is in the works as we speak).

The image is small on purpose, you’ll see a bigger version of the actual design once it’s ready. It’s just to show where we’re going.

Sidenote: When the graphic designer is working on the beauty of the app, our development team is already working on the features!

Again, thanks for being with us and thanks for the 2 years in business and counting on many many more years to come!

Please post your feedback on the layout of Nozbe 2.0 in the comments :-)

Great UI improvements and beautiful interface coming to Nozbe soon!

Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:59:00 GMT

First I’d like to thank everyone for their comments and info on the Nozbe 2.0 beta User interface. We now know the good, the bad and the ugly sides of the interface and we’re working hard on making it better.

I’ve hired an experienced UX (User Experience) expert to help me evaluate the feedbak from you, my users as well as my thoughts on the interface and we’re right now finishing up the wireframes to make sure Nozbe 2.0 will be great.

I’ve also hired an additional, really great graphic designer to help us make the user interface really beautiful.

Actually, we want to set a new standard for the productivity apps with the new interface, we’re aiming at a yet clerer interface and more polished looks.

I’ll post more previews on this blog as we advance, but we’re set out to make the new UI live by the end of May, so watch out for brand new shiny and really beautiful Nozbe.

Please bear with us as we make this all happen for you… and thanks for your continuous support!

Get your Productive Magazine 2 with Guy Kawasaki and 10 great articles

Tue, 28 Apr 2009 21:27:00 GMT

It’s been long in the making, but today we’re officially giving you the opportunity to read the second issue of our Productive Magazine and we’ve got great things in this one:

Exclusive interview with Guy Kawasaki – bestselling author, serial Entrepreneur, Venture Capitalist and ex-Apple fellow

Download your PDF version of Productive Magazine!

In the magazine you’ll also find 10 Great articles from top productivity bloggers about:

New Year’s Resolutions
The art of s aying No
How to optimize your life and claim a couple of hours a week back
Setting SMART goals
Mind- mapping
Working in groups
... and more!

We’ve got great authors like Leo Babauta, Dustin Wax, Michael Hyatt, James Mallinson, Kris Rowlands, Andrew Mason, Michael Deutch, Andrew Yang and yours truly…

The magazine is a total of 24 pages, 1 exclusive interview, 10 articles and most of all, it’s completely free! Feel free to share with your friends and family!

What do you think about this issue? Love it? Hate it? Let me know in the comments!

Your Editor,

- Michael Sliwinski
Follow me on Twitter: MichaelNozbe

P.S. The last issue of Productive Magazine hit more than 30K downloads – this time we’re aiming at 60K! Help us spread the word!

(2-Minute Productivity Show) Capture Tools - Notes and iPhone

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:36:00 GMT

Just recorded another episode of my 2-Minute Productivity Show, this time I’m talking about capture tools… and this time it’s the old-school Youtube embed recorded in iMovie on my Mac:

Hope you liked the episode – let me know which additional to Nozbe capture tools do you use?

Mozilla Ubiquity Commands for Nozbe - type your way to get more done!

Sun, 19 Apr 2009 18:37:00 GMT

Mozilla Project – the makers of the great Firefox browser have created a project called:

Ubiquity which basically is a command line interface to your browser. They’ve talked about it on their blog and recently Ryan Carson praised it a lot

Anyway, there is this guy, called Sviatoslav Sviridov – one of our Nozbe users who decided to take our Nozbe API for a spin and created Ubiquity commands for Nozbe!

It works like a real magic, just see for yourself!

How to use Nozbe in Ubiquity? Here are the resources he gave me:

Wiki on Nozbe and Ubiquity

Commands for Nozbe and Ubiquity

And he also created two great screencasts so that you can see the magic in action (click on the image to see the screencast):

Creating Projects :

Managing Tasks :

Sviatoslav Sviridov thanks for doing this for us! Let’s see how Ubiquity works for Nozbe!

If you’re also working on something using Nozbe API or would like a more extensive API to create an app for Nozbe, make sure to let us know and contact us!

Now, please post in the comments how you like Ubuiquity and Nozbe?

(2-Minute Productivity Show) Inboxes for different purposes

Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:39:00 GMT

It’s been a while since I posted a 2-minute productivity show, this time I decided to use the Seesmic platform as it gives me a straight-forward way to post the show.

In this show I’ll be sharing my experiences with my “USA inbox” that I had ready before my trip to San Francisco for the GTD Summit :

Hope you liked the show, please let me know in the comments below – what kind of tricks to you use to make sure you don’t forget stuff before a major trip? Do you have more than one inbox?

Now Nozbe really loves your Email - Nozbe will help you Get Email Done!

Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:59:00 GMT

We’ve discussed how Nozbe integrates with Email here, here and here and while all these posts are still valid, we decided to bring more value to Nozbe+Email marriage as we launched the new way Nozbe is understanding human language

Nozbe plays really well with Email now!

OK, so let’s review some of the ways Nozbe plays well with email:

You can send Email to your first project (Inbox) or to any project you like*
You can send ACTIONS to Nozbe via Email
You can send NOTES to Nozbe via Email
New! You can send ACTIONS + NOTES to Nozbe in one Email message
New! You can Forward, CC or BCC Nozbe, too!

Now let’s review all these ways of sending Email to Nozbe in detail:

1. You can send Email to your first project (Inbox) or to any project you like

That’s correct. All you have to do is setup your “Nickname” and “PIN” in Nozbe:

And later all you have to do is email Nozbe at:

NICKNAME.PIN@nozbe.us

NICKNAME.PIN.PROJECT_NAME@nozbe.us

It’s important to bear in mind, that you have to use the nozbe.us domain not any other nozbe domain name and also that you change space into an underscore “_” in the project name.

Examples:

mike.1234@nozbe.us – to email my first project

mike.1234.office_purchases@nozbe.us – to email my “Office Purchases” project.

2. You can send ACTIONS to Nozbe via Email

Just write the actions in your email and they will be parsed accordingly. You can use Nozbe’s amazing and easy-to-learn language

It’s important that there is an asterisk and a space before each task:

3. You can send NOTES to Nozbe via Email

Any email with a text and no actions will be treated as a note and added to the project you specify in the email address:

4. You can send ACTIONS + NOTES to Nozbe in one Email message

This is a new thing and it’s really cool!

Imagine you receive an email and want to add some of its contents as a note to your project and in the same time you want to add a series of actions, you can do it like this:

Important: Everything ABOVE the tasks you specify will be added as a note and everything BELOW the tasks will be ignored. We designed it like this so that you don’t have to worry about Signatures or the whole history of conversation being added as a note. Only the part YOU want will be converted to a note.

5. You can Forward, CC or BCC Nozbe, too!

You have asked and we have listened!

Just put nozbe’s email in CC or BCC and the correspondence will be added to your Nozbe!

Hope you like how Nozbe plays with your Email and hope these new enhancements will make you even more productive!

Weekly Review with Nozbe 2.0 beta - Overview of your projects and actions

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:43:00 GMT

One of the new features in the Nozbe 2.0 is the

“Review” view

which serves to help you go through your projects and choose next actions for next week as easily as possible.

Here’s how to access the new “Review” feature:

And once you’re there, you can decide on your next actions, move stuff around and even acess more than three actions from one project:

What’s the idea behind “Review”?

The main problem for myself and as far as I know many GTDers is the habit of weekly review – a habit of setting up an appointment with oneself to go through all the projects we have running and choose next actions, decide on some, delete other ones… etc.

Now with the new view, hopefully we’ll all be more inclined to do the review on a more regular basis and we’ll gain more control over our life.

Hope you like this new addition to Nozbe – let me know in your comments!

- Michael
twitter.com/MichaelNozbe

Nozbe 2.0 Beta available after the GTD Summit in San Francisco

Sat, 14 Mar 2009 18:34:00 GMT

The GTD Summit is over and yesterday during the Summit we’ve launched the new version of Nozbe – Nozbe 2.0 beta.

It’s a beta version and right now it’s only optimized for Firefox but we wanted to finally get it out for you to see and feel it.

I’m counting on your feedback, either by contacting us or by posting on Nozbe forums

Here’s the video we did during the GTD Summit:

Frank from Lifehacking.nl also posted a video about Nozbe 2.0 and the Dutch version of Nozbe:

Interview with Michael and Frank for Lifehacking.nl

Enjoy Nozbe 2.0 and please let me know what you think! Post your comments!

GTD Summit Pass Contest - Win FREE Conference Pass worth $2295!

Sat, 07 Mar 2009 21:59:00 GMT

As you might have heard, I’m going with Nozbe to San Francisco for the GTD Summit and I’ve been personally invited by David Allen to participate as a panelist in this event. Nozbe is is also one of the sponsors/exhibitors.

We have one conference pass to give away as a prize, do you want one?

So here goes – you can get a FREE conference pass for the entire GTD Summit, but you have to act until Mar 9 Monday, 6 PM Eastern Time (NY) or 3 PM Pacific Time (SF)

How to get the ticket?

Simply comment on this post by briefly saying how Nozbe improved the way you’re getting things done (max 10 sentences)

That’s it. You have exactly 48 hours, clock starts ticking now and you can grab your free ticket if you’re lucky (and fast) enough!

Rules:

anyone can participate (except for Nozbe staff and relatives)
the prize is the Summit ticket, no money will be paid to anyone. We have this ticket and we want to give you one! Read more what this pass includes You still have to make sure you cover your travel expenses and accommodation.
Even if you comment several times, only one comment counts as a vote
The winner will be chosen by me at my sole discretion. The more inspiring story the better. It’s not about flattering Nozbe, it’s about showing the world how you’re getting stuff done.
Once the winner chosen, I’ll send an email requesting registration data to the winner. They should reply within one hour (until 7PM EST, 4PM PST), if they won’t I will select a new winner and contact them.
The winner will be announced once they’ve responded and accepted their prize
Every contest participant gives Nozbe the right to use their text of the comment and (optionally their full name) in the future marketing materials.

That’s it. 48 hours and the clock is ticking, let’s hear your comments! if you want to win the prize.

Meet me and Nozbe 2.0 at the GTD Summit in San Francisco

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 16:43:00 GMT

I would like you to join me in San Francisco between March 11-13 (in a week!) for the GTDsummit organized by David Allen, the “father” of Getting Things Done.

Meet me and Nozbe during the first GTD Summit

There have been very few times when the improved productivity of organizations and the people within them has been so critical, or when own personal focus and control been so challenged as today. As we have to think about “doing more with less” and working “smarter not harder,” the use of productivity methods that really work has never been so crucial.

This coming March 11-13, I will be joining best selling author and executive coach David Allen at the GTD Summit in San Francisco. David is the author of “Getting Things Done”, often referred to as “GTD”, which has sold more than one million copies in a hundred countries.

The GTD methodology is in high demand. It is being replicated in more than a hundred software applications, buzzed about in hundreds of blogs, and incorporated into the professional development curricula of dozens of global corporations. I am inviting you to learn and apply what David Allen, other business leaders and I have to say about “Getting Things Done” in challenging times.

I think you’ll find something at the Summit that will inspire, motivate, and advance your ability to stay focused and clear in a potentially overwhelming and uncertain world. You’ll be able to network, explore more options, and get “out of the weeds” with some elevated perspectives.

35% discount admission fee for Nozbe users!

As part of my network of friends I’ve been authorized to extend to you a special discount of 35% (more than $800) off the Summit fee.

To register just contact us and we’ll send you the discount code

I will be joining David as a panelist during the summit and also Nozbe will be joining the David Allen Company as a Sponsor and Exhibitor – make sure to stop by our booth!

Nozbe Booth – meet me in person, watch a presentation of Nozbe 2.0 beta and receive a gift from Nozbe!

I hope that you will join us and I’ll see you there!

Michael Sliwinski

Founder, Nozbe – Simply Get Things Done!

P.S. One more thing – as a panelist and speaker, David let me invite three friends at a very very hefty discount – if you want one – contact me – only the first three people will be given this opportunity.

Nozbe Get it Done iPhone/iPod touch app version 1.0.2 is out to help you sync!

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:38:00 GMT

Important information: if you experience problems with version 1.0.2, make sure to sync with Nozbe.com and later remove the app from the iPhone and download it again from the Appstore. This should do the trick! Thanks!

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Yesterday the native Nozbe application for the iPhone appeared in the Appstore – now as a version 1.0.2 – and I’m very excited about this version.

Flawless Synchronization

We’ve worked very hard on improving the sync process. We’ve managed to improve following things:

Syncing of data with non-standard characters of different world languages
Syncing of big accounts with really lots of data
Syncing of Project Groups (aka Tags)
Syncing collisions and inconsistencies between the offline and online data

Anyway, I think we’ve nailed most of the problems with this revision.

Please do let me know in the comments how you feel about this update. If there are still issues with your account not syncing correctly, please contact our User Support and we’ll try to investigate the remaining problems to make sure everyone can sync!

Post your comments in the Appstore!

If you like the Nozbe – Get it Done! native app, please do take your time to comment in the Appstore – help us spread the word to help others get things done!

Thanks!

Web site redesigned - getting ready for Nozbe 2.0

Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:48:00 GMT

As we’re finishing up the new Nozbe User Interface (aka Nozbe 2.0), we decided to launch our redesigned main Nozbe web site first… it’s still a work-in-progress but I think we’re slowly getting there to we want to be.

We’ve totally redesigned the Nozbe home page to show you how you can get things done with Nozbe

We have also prepared a dedicated page for Business and Team Nozbe where you can find out how you can get things done with your team using Nozbe

... and a Nozbe for iPhone page

We’ve totally redesigned the Signup Page to let you focus on the differences between the best selling Nozbe accounts:

Hope you like the new web site and hope you like our progress towards Nozbe version 2.0

Please let me know what you think in the comments!

P.S. There might be bugs in the new web site as we’re testing it extensively, if you have found some problem or unexpected elements on the page, let us know!

New Nozbe syntax - intelligent Nozbe understands natural language!

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 21:51:00 GMT

Nozbe’s mantra (and headline) is: “Simply Get Things Done!” – which means we want to provide you with a simple way to get stuff done as efficiently and as quickly as possible.

As we’re closing towards showing you the long awaited new user interface we’ve got cooking, I was revising many places where we could make things yet more… simple.

And one of them was Nozbe syntax for quickly adding actions. Until today it was pretty complex, to add a task that would happen on Friday, take you 30 minutes and belong to the project “test project”, in the context “internet” and that would recur “every week” and be your next action you’d have to write this:

My sample action (P test project) (@ Internet) (T 30 min) (D Friday) (N)

Pretty neat, right? But isn’t that too many brackets and parameters? How about like this:

My sample action on Friday @internet #test project %30 min every week !

Isn’t that cool?

Introducing new Nozbe syntax

The new syntax is short, smart and sharp:

DATES just write the date in the task name like “on Friday”, “tomorrow”, “next week”, “on Feb 28” and Nozbe will understand it! (dates need to have “on” or “at” before, and tomorrow and next week don’t need that)
CONTEXTS – just use the @ (at) sign and put your context name (no space required)
PROJECTS – just use the # sign and put your project name, like “#my project”
TIME NEEDED – just use the % sign and put the time you need
REPEAT ACTIONS – just write “every ….” to mark the action should repeat every day, week…
NEXT ACTION – just use the ! exclamation mark and that’s it – it will be one of your next actions!

I know, there are still some signs to learn, but they are all optional. If no project is specified, the action goes to your first one. The most important thing is that there are not brackets and Nozbe understands the dates! Tomek, our talented developer worked really hard to make Nozbe this intelligent and he’s done a great job!

Here – some real life examples:

Read GTD by David Allen #private @home

Download new app @computer %15 min !

Pay landlord on Monday @bank every month

... and the list goes on and the next coolest thing is that:

This new syntax WORKS EVERYWHERE

This is true, this new syntax works in:

“quick action” dialog in Nozbe
any other place to add actions in Nozbe
if you send direct messages via Twitter
if you send tasks via Email
if you input stuff any other way to Nozbe

Try it for yourself and play with it and let me know what you think!

One more thing – we’ve added a great new way to email stuff to Nozbe – again Nozbe will be way more intelligent than before… I’ll blog about it in a bit.

So is Nozbe intelligent or what? :-)

Nozbe - Get it Done! iPhone app - almost a week in Apple's Appstore

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 21:59:00 GMT

It’s been almost a week in the Appstore and our iPhone appp Nozbe – Get it Done! has already made lots of buzz among the productive people :-)

Nozbe for the iPhone has changed the way we get stuff done!

We’re happy that right now thousands of busy professionals can have access to their Nozbe data offline and get things done on the move!

This was version 1.0

Although we wanted to have more features, we didn’t want to stall the app indefinitely, but don’t worry, we’ll continue developing the app as we climb up the chart of the top productivity apps for the iPhone.

It’s great to sync!

...and syncing works flawlessly in most cases… but in some the sync doesn’t work as advertised and we’ve been busy identifying the problematic syncs and we believe we’ve spotted most of the problems.

So here are the issues we’ve found… and how to solve these:

if your iPhone app isn’t syncing everything correctly – we believe we have found a cause to the problem, we’ve fixed it and we’ve already sumitted ver. 1.0.1 to the Appstore – make sure to upgrade when it shows up!
if your project groups don’t work as they should – we think we’ve found the bug and we’ll have it fixed in ver. 1.0.2
if your iPhone app doesn’t recognize the upgrade just remove the App from your iPhone and download it again from the Appstore and sync again. We’ll have it solved in 1.0.2
if your dates don’t sync correctly – we’re working on a solution for this problem

We’ve already submitted version 1.0.1 to the Appstore two days ago in order to fix most of the syncing problems.

The rest of the issues should be solved in 1.0.2 and the new features will show up in 1.1

Thanks for your support!

Again, thanks for active participation in the forums and for your emails and we’re happy you’ve welcomed our iPhone app and are already getting things done on the move!

Now let’s just kill’em bugs to make Nozbe – Get it Done! the ultimate productivity application for the iPhone!

Appstore welcomes Nozbe - Get it Done! free native application for the iPhone and iPod Touch

Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:53:00 GMT

Today, Friday, February 6th is the day your Nozbe application appeared in the Apple App Store!

Now your iPhones and iPod Touches will turn into real productivity tools with a serious “Getting Things Done” twist to it!

The app is called:

Nozbe – Get it Done!

... and it’s a free download!

I’ve prepared a special page for this:

Nozbe.com/iPhone

Hope you like what you see (and touch) on your iPhone. Please let me know what you think in the comments.

Remember – this is version 1.0 – based on this version I’ll gather feedback from you and we’ll iterate and prepare new versions in the future.

If you have any issues with the app, maybe with syncing, please post your thoughts and reports in the Nozbe forum

Thanks everyone for your input and for motivating us to get it done and to have the app in the Appstore!

One more thing: if you like the app, don’t be shy and post your reviews in the Appstore for others to know! Thanks!