I am always interested in talking with people about how they work and how they use their tools. Since I am writing in my blog, I have met some people who use FacileThings and wanted to exchange ideas with them on the subject. Well, I have finally been able to do it with Antonio Jose Masía, author of “Cambiando Creencias”. Here you have a little interview where we talk about FacileThings, GTD and his project.

As we did with Google Calendar, we have updated the way FacileThings connects and interacts with Evernote, making data synchronization more secure, more reliable and faster. We have also taken the opportunity to make some improvements:

The Dashboard section has been updated today with a new design that includes all the performance and usability improvements previously added ​​to the other sections.

We have just updated the Processing section in FacileThings. In addition to adjusting the user interface to the new website design, we have added a couple of new features:

We are in luck, FacileThings has renewed its user interface for the Projects section, which may be a preview of the future whole UI. I believe the change has served to make Project Management a more natural process, or at least more pleasant. After some weeks of testing it I wanted to tell you how I manage my projects with the application and how the new interface affects the way I work.

In FacileThings we have just published the new user interface for the Routines section, formerly known as Recurring Tasks. We have incorporated the new design of the website and the edge technologies that had already implemented in the Project Management section. Try it by clicking the Try the new UI button in the Routines section.

Today we have fully updated the way how FacileThings connects and interacts with Google Calendar, so the synchronization of your data is performed in a more secure, more reliable and faster way.