Thinking Rock pour Mac

Is Thinking Rock dead? Haven't seen any new development since 2009, yet there's a charge? $50 for an old Java app when Java is troublesome doesn't seem like a recommendation. The implementation was once interesting.

I think this has a lot of potential, is worth the effort to learn how to use it effectively, but the interface is nowhere as accessible as OmniFocus, Things or some of its competition. Out of Sight, out of mind. GTD is about having a visual metaphor that puts your task list comfortably in front of your face, as well as a comprehensive database. This isn't so much a GTD tool, as a nagging mother. Well, OK. sloppy analogy: It feels restrictive. If I were an office manager, this might be useful. If I spend this much time organizing all my stuff, but it loses visiblity - will I really accomplish all the tasks? I need a brainstorm tool that creates a readable matrix. The price is great, however. None of its competitors has the feature set, price & ease of use combination that make me swoon.

I have a fast internet connection, but I aborted this download after 1.5 hrs when it had completed 20.1mb of 49mb. I have no idea what is going on at the sourceforge end.

that's totally 1998! not only the gui…i mean the "100 clicks" and more! good for managers & programmers but not for freelancers! sorry, free is not enough!

Two years have passed since my previous TR review. During this time I tried Things and got a license for The Hit List. Both are very good task managers, although a bit over-priced IMO. My choice for a GTD tool is still Thinking Rock. Great support, truly a GTD-centered application, and continuously improving.