I’ve just made a few improvements to Undone, including:
-Security enhancements. Thanks to all the people who tried to break it! Your efforts have been educational.
-Atom feeds are now better, the unique IDs point to valid ‘Single Action’ pages so they should be clickable in most readers.
-Closed/Done actions now appear at the bottom of lists, which just makes sense.
There’s a bunch more stuff coming!
Undone now has syndication capabilities - essentially you get a list of actions, sorted by the most recently modified. This is still pretty primitive, but allows you to share your changing to-do items. See an example user’s profile and Atom feed. At this stage the feeds are available to the world if you make your profile available - this will probably change to a more granular system where you can make individual contexts, projects and actions public, which would be applied to your RSS feeds too.
The RSS feeds are pretty simple right now, but we’ll shortly be adding summaries of the contexts and projects etc that they are associated with, as well as detals of whether they have been marked complete, any hours logged, etc. Enjoy!
Well, we’ve been quietly working on this for a while and it’s finally ready for an alpha launch. Undone is a GTD-based (yet still somehow flexible) productivity/to-do-list/time-tracking tool. At this stage it is still very basic, but is ready to use by foolhardy, intrepid folk. We have big plans for Undone, including better time-tracking, Team project tools, reporting, an API, etc.
Registration is free and fast. Feedback welcomed via the contact form.
Check it out at http://www.leftcolumn.net/undone/