We have finished the version 1.1 of the FacileThings Mobile App for iPhone and Android and it is available on the Play Store and the App Store.

A few days ago we sent a survey to all our users to be told which of the improvements we are going to develop are more interesting for them. This way, we will adjust the priorities of our roadmap.

We showed them the top 13 most requested features and asked them to pick the 3 choices they consider more important. These are the proposed features and the percentage of users who have voted each one:

Last month we sent our active users a survey to assess their interest in accessing FacileThings through different mobile devices. The aim was to have a real idea of ​​what devices they are using (or they expect to use soon) in order to adequately focus our development strategy on smartphones and tablets.

The most important difference between GTD and other personal productivity systems is, for me, that GTD does not trivialize task prioritization by assigning a single number or letter to each task. This method is not suitable for anyone with an average workload—understanding workload as the amount of tasks we have to do both in our professional work and in any other aspect of our life—.

The first version of the FacileThings mobile client for iPhone is now avalible. You can download it from your smartphone, going directly to the App Store and searching for “facilethings”, or by using this iTunes link.

It is great to have powerful tools that give us confidence and enthusiasm, but let’s face it, all this functionality is sometimes translated into complex personal management systems. Either because we do not go beyond the basics in the learning phase, or because we do not perform a self-analysis, reflection process about how we are using it, software sometimes becomes an inert stuff in which we do not evolve.

The first version of the FacileThings mobile client for Android OS smartphones is now avalible.

You can download it from your smartphone, going directly to the Play Store and searching for “facilethings”, or by using this link.