GeeTeeDee is a simple, useful, and lightweight task organizer from code-dev.com. This software was built based on the GTD (Getting Thing Done) model, with a clean and minimal user interface that supports grouping tasks, customizable groups, drag and drop, and more.
With GeeTeeDee you are able to quickly create tasks, append notes and set due date. Creating groups helps you to easily customize and classify your tasks. Drag and drop is a great feature to move and sort tasks between groups or reposition them within the same list. The user interface of GeeTeeDee is clean, with not too many buttons, that you will find easy to use. Also, you can switch between full and compact view to focus attention in to more specific tasks.
GeeTeeDee is a freeware only available for Windows, but other versions are coming soon for Mac OS, and mobile devices.
If you like to keep your day-to-day tasks simple and organized, GeeTeeDee is an application that you should give a try. On the other hand, we would really like to see some other useful features in future releases, such as a reminder with sound alert and the ability to export all of your data out, in case you need to build your computer.
You can also download GeeTeeDee here and to contribute ideas to the project go to the Feedback forum.
Nov. 9, 2010 Update
There a new GeeTeeDee update released today and now there is support for Linux, download now.
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