OmniFocus 3 App Reviews

VERSION
3.15.5
SCORE
3.9
TOTAL RATINGS
1,058
PRICE
Free

OmniFocus 3 App Description & Overview

What is omnifocus 3 app? Two-week free trial! OmniFocus Standard and Pro are in-app purchases, with discounts for people who bought earlier versions of OmniFocus for iOS. Or you can get OmniFocus for iOS, Mac, and web for just one price with the OmniFocus Subscription. Download the app for details.

Use OmniFocus to accomplish more every day. Create projects and tasks, organize them with tags, focus on what you can do right now — and get stuff done.

OmniFocus — now celebrating 10 years as the trusted, gold-standard to-do list app — brings unrivaled power and flexibility to your iPhone and iPad, making it easy to work the way you want to work.

OmniFocus manages everything in your busy life. Use projects to organize tasks naturally, and then add tags to organize across projects. Easily enter tasks when you’re on the go, and process them when you have time. Tap the Forecast view — which shows both tasks and calendar events — to get a handle on your day. Use the Review perspective to keep your projects and tasks on track.

Then let our free syncing system make sure your data is the same on all your iOS devices. (And on OmniFocus for Mac and Web, available separately.) Because your data is encrypted, it’s safe in the cloud.

STANDARD FEATURES

• NEW: Tags add a powerful additional organizing tool. Create tags for person, energy level, priority, location, and more.
• NEW: Batch editing lets you set due dates, tags, and other data for multiple tasks all at once
• NEW: Flexible inspectors allow you to show only the features you use, and reorder them so your favorites are where you want them
• NEW: The Forecast view shows your tasks and calendar events in order, so you can better see what’s coming up in your day
• NEW: Enhanced repeating tasks are easier than ever to set up — and they work with real-world examples such as the first weekday of the month
• Inbox is where you quickly add tasks — save them when you think of them, organize them later
• Syncing supports end-to-end encryption so that your data is safe wherever it’s stored, on our server or yours
• Notes can be attached to your tasks, so you have the information you need
• Attachments — graphics and audio — add rich information to your tasks
• View options let you customize each perspective by deciding what it should show and how it should filter your tasks
• The Review perspective takes you through your projects and tasks — so you stay organized
• With Siri support you can add tasks just by talking
• OmniFocus Mail Drop adds tasks via email and works with services like IFTTT and Zapier
• The Today Widget and the Apple Watch app show you your most important items — you don’t even have to open OmniFocus on your phone to know what’s up

Pro features make OmniFocus even more powerful:

PRO FEATURES

• Custom perspectives help you create new ways to see your data by filtering and grouping projects and tags. NEW: The filtering rules are simpler to use while being more powerful than ever, letting you combine rules with “all,” “any,” and “none.” You can also choose any image to use as your custom perspective’s icon, and a custom tint color to go with it.
• NEW: Today’s Forecast can include items with a specific tag, and you can reorder those tasks however you choose, so you can plan your day better
• The customizable sidebar and home screen lets you organize your perspectives the way you want to, for super-fast access
• The Today Widget shows a perspective of your choice in Notification Center

Download OmniFocus and start your free trial! The app includes a quick tutorial and a manual — and there’s plenty more on the website.

SUPPORT

If you have feedback or questions, our Support Humans would love to hear from you! Send email to omnifocus@omnigroup.com, call us at at 1-800-315-6664 or +1-206-523-4152, or reach us on Twitter at @omnifocus.

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App Name OmniFocus 3
Category Productivity
Published
Updated 24 January 2024, Wednesday
File Size 160.1 MB

OmniFocus 3 Comments & Reviews 2024

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There is no equal.. OmniFocus by the Omni Group helps me run my business. I'm a GTD practitioner and have tried ALL OF THE APPS. OmniFocus allows me to create my very own workflow, and doesn't tell me how tasks should be structured. The watch app allows you to receive a perspective from the iPhone and work with it locally on the wrist. Very cool. Can't believe I have not actually taken the time to write a review as I have used the app since 2012. Looking forward to ver. 4, and will gladly pay to update the app when the time comes, and I use it on Mac and iPad, too. Made by great folks (who I have had the pleasure of meeting at their previous office) who care a LOT about customer experience. I can tell you: just take the plunge, take it slow, develop your own workflow, and only use the power features when/if the need arrives. Thanks, Omni Group!

Omnifocus 3 best update to date. I’ve been an Omnifocus pro user since version 1, and I’ve got to say version 3 is my favorite thus far. I use Omnifocus everyday for work and personal life. The custom perspectives in version 3 are fantastic, and I particularly love the ability to add multiple tags to each action, a game changer for me. Also, their customer service, the few times I’ve needed them over the years have always been very prompt and helpful. The iOS and Mac version are well worth the investment.

Slopware. I’ve used OmniFocus on the desktop for many years and generally like it, in spite of how overly complex it is. I use it on my iPhone constantly too and have learned to live with all its bugs and weird/confusing behavior. The Apple Watch app should be handy to keep you on task with what you have to do. But it is worthless because the complication that is supposed to show you your due task count always displays the wrong count. Sometimes zero, sometimes 1 or 2 or 17 but never the number of tasks you’ll see if you tap it. This has been this way for over a year – check out their support forums for all the bugs with the watch app that they don’t bother to respond to, let alone fix. I spent several days with their condescending tech support (after waiting 2 weeks for the first response) and had to answer the same questions over and over before they decided that it’s Apple’s problem and told me they’ll fix it when they get around to it and that I should go away. It’s surprising no one can make a good Todo app but save your money and use one of the simpler and less expensive ones. It won’t be great either but it’ll be less annoying than OmniFocus.

Solid, but Needs Drop Down Calendars. I fluctuate between using Things and OmniFocus. While I don’t think OmniFocus needs to become more like Things, I do wish it would drop the date wheel altogether and use a calendar drop instead. The solution used now is a mash of the two, and for efficiency sake and a more modern look, having a full calendar month to work off of is just better. Could also use a cleaner more consistent font size (maybe even an entirely new font) and better use of space, but it still is a super solid task app and I thank the developers for getting much of it right. So all said, OmniFocus does a better job with weekly review, option controls, wrapped text (very annoying omission in Things), and attachment support.

Apple-like.... ...In that I don’t really enjoy using it, but since it’s the still best option, I will pay a large sum of money to get the job done. Please consider rethinking the home screen layout, it just isn’t very useful and makes it hard to see what I need to at a glance. Get another UI person to come up with some ideas or something. I don’t know, I’m just an idea guy. Please consider bringing over the colors/bolder fonts from the Mac app, that while aren’t perfect, still add a lot in terms of visual cohesion and the ability to make sense of things in a somewhat cluttered interface. Please use more white space so it’s easier to tell items apart. It just looks like a cluttered mess of text most of the time. This is still the best option, and really the only app out there that can scale with the volume and complexity of your projects. Also, review is great for gtd. But please, pretty please, overhaul the interface with an emphasis on clarity, usability, and easy differentiation between items on the screen. This should have been the focus of the update, imo. What I’m paying for instead is iPhone XR screen size, the ability of the app to not crash constantly like OF2 does now, and tags. Which are great. Making great apps is a hard thing and you folks are trying your hardest, but I doubt I’m the only one who thinks the interface could be improved. Thanks for reading.

Used to be a life saver. This app was amazing, for years. It had various missing functions but it was solid and I used it daily. At some point a few months ago something changed and it required a long-ago-created log in, that I couldn’t remember or access (it has an arcane two-different-login system), and I was busy (duh, that’s why I use it) so I let it go and reverted to paper lists. I keep missing it though (paper lists are ok but not enough), so I tried getting back in again - but found it was crashing. So I ran the update - and still, crashing. As in, it’s up for ten seconds and then closes itself. Completely useless. So I’m about to go find myself a new GTD app. Sayonara, Omnifocus.

Refund Wanted. OmniFocus really is a terrific program but I purchased it several years ago for a fairly steep price (relative to the typical App Store app price) and just found out that was apparently a waste of money because in order to use it now, I have to purchase a subscription. I bought your app years ago and the agreement was that I would be able to use it in exchange for my money. Apparently you can just null and void such contractual agreements nowadays because you decided you want more money? I want the $30 (or whatever it was) that I spent on your app refunded to me. This is crap…

The best of the BEST. I have been using OmniFocus since 2011. Each new version whether major or minor update makes the app better. A lot of people pass up this app because it’s either too expensive or too cumbersome. The old saying “you can’t judge a book by it’s cover” is defiantly true here. Yes, it is expensive, but it pays for itself in how easy your life can become if you take the time to use it. It can be as hard or easy as you wish. Over the almost 10 years I’ve used it I have learned things along the way that I wishe I had known earlier. There are several resources online with video tutorials, to help you get started. Their new subscription model will make it easier for those on a budget. Not enough can be said about the custom perspectives. I’ve got several set up for different things like work, grocery store, Netflix items I want to see. When I walk into the grocery store, I tap the grocery store perspective and all the grocery items I entered in are there. Something in the future? No problem, set the deferred date for the date in the future, and forget about it. OmniFocus will bring it back in view on that date. Do you have trouble remembering to review your task list, don’t worrry OmniFocus reminds you to do that at whatever interval you want. It really is the BEST when it comes to task or project management.

Keeps me sane. I have used Omnifocus for several years on the desktop and iOS. It keeps me sane and on top of what needs to get done. There is a lot of power here, so take the time to use the trial and see if it makes sense for you. I have come to appreciate its customizability and useful features, which allow me to stay on top of my tasks and review them when I need to using the “review” feature, and also view my data in different ways, using the “perspectives”, (saved searches) feature. I don’t mind paying for something if I think it will return value, and Omnifocus definitely does that for me.

Irreplaceable. I use OmniFocus for deep project tracking, and it’s positively irreplaceable. For a long time I thought I needed to pick one to-do manager for everything, and I tried to pick The Perfect One... and then try to shoehorn everything into it. I finally realized that the right tool for the task sometimes means similar tools - hey, I have 3 different sized needle-nosed pliers in my toolbox, why not the same idea in software? I use OmniFocus for work projects; from overview to unlimited detail, I can see what I need when I need it. I can jot things quickly on my phone when they occur to me, and then organize them later on my Mac, and it all syncs perfectly and instantaneously. With the Pro purchase (well worth it to me), I use custom views and add client logos to their project views to make zeroing in on them easier. And to keep from being overwhelmed when actually working, I can easily use the Focus tools to see and stay in just the parts I’m working on today. Overall, it’s a fantastic tool. There’s more complex elements that I just don’t care about (due dates, dependencies, stuff like that), but they’re easy to just ignore; OmniFocus doesn’t force me to work their way, they let me work my way. Great company, great history, great tools. 5 stars.

Amazing Program. OmniFocus is by far the best reminders app for work. On the surface it keeps everything sorted and organized way better than anything I’ve used in the past. I had a little trouble getting my phone and tablet to sync to my Mac correctly but that may have been user error. Once i got it working though it was amazing and the shortcuts on the Mac side have made my days so much easier. I used to forget to set reminders but on the Mac regardless of what program your in you can just hit “control, option, space” and a window pops up to add a new reminder. It’s awesome. The custom perspectives are also a very cool feature that lets you sort and view just what you need, filtering out anything thats not relevant. Those custom perspectives then sync over to all my devices. There is a lot more i need to learn to use this app to its full potential, it has a high learning curve but what I’ve gotten from it so far is incredible. My only gripe is that the subscription price of $9.99 a month seems steep. I get why they need a subscription model to stay in business but i think $4.99 would be a much more reasonable price for what is essentially a reminders app (albeit a amazing reminders app). Hopefully they bring the price down to a more reasonable level, then i would recommend it to everyone and give it a much deserved 5 star.

The most powerful and flexible. With OmniFocus, I can handle just about any project or chore that comes up. The app is designed around customization (of your productivity workflow), and it shows. I currently use Now, Next, and Soon tags to organize my actions, with a sprinkling of tasks with actual due dates, but I can tweak my workflow just about any way that I want to. This level of power combined with usability keeps me coming back to OmniFocus despite having tried just about every other task management app out there. My only desire is that OmniFocus was as innovative and smooth UI-wise as the newer apps. But this is a minor complaint.

Best productivity app. I’ve been using this app for years. I ran into my first issue because of an iOS upgrade. I sent an email and got a response with a few hours to fix it. So, not only has the app been great for years without any issues...the one time an issue did pop up (not Omni’s fault) they had it taken care of immediately. Great app - I use it on on the iPad, iPhone and Mac...and I love the fact I can talk to the Apple Watch to add tasks seamlessly into Omni. Awesome!

If you’ve struggled with the plethora of other options - this is the one…. I had originally passed over Omnifocus because it was so Apple-centric. That was a mistake. Microsoft has had decades to improve the task manager in Outlook. Complete fail. Thank you Omnifocus for providing the tools to create a microcosm of where I can create an environment, including MY structure (folders, projects and tags) where I can comfortably and reliably dump the contents of my brain. Don’t bother with so many of the other apps, too numerous to name here. Start with Omnifocus. Develop the structure that works for you. Be patient. With time, the method will emerge. You’ll wonder how you ever did without. Did I mention that your tasks can be synced to the cloud and you’ll be working with the same task list on your iPhone, iPad and Mac? Everything a task manager should be - none of the gimmicks that shouldn’t.

Ripped off. I bought the first OmniFocus a few years back for the hefty price tag of $40, thinking that such an exorbitant upfront cost would come with excellent customer service and updates for years to come. When my app started having some bugs I checked if there was an update that I missed, instead they had made 2 new paid versions since I had updated. I went to upgrade and neither the App Store nor the company acknowledged my first purchase to allow a discounted upgrade and instead directed me to just subscribe. After using it for a few months, I realized that I had now spent another $50 on my subscription. I asked to just commute what I had spent towards owning the app. No love. This company is greedy and although the product is good, they exploit the loyalty of their customers.

Worth the investment of time and money. There are lots of effective solutions for project / time management...as long as you continue to use them. OF3 has the interface, feature-set, tools and support that will keep you dedicated. Read the manual or invest in MacSparky’s videos. If you already work 60-hour weeks like me you may not be able to keep everything perfect in here, but the main satisfaction is knowing that nothing is lost...and you don’t have to remember what you need to not forget!!

An app that works how I think. I’ve been using OmniFocus since version 1 happily and have always struggled to get the organization to feel natural. Data is multi dimensional. Something may require me to be at home but it may also require someone else to be home. Tags finally introduce this multi faceted approach to data. This version has some getting used to, but the payoff is there. Give it an honest shot, get over the initial “it’s new” hump, and you’ll enjoy it. Great job omnigroup, keep it up!

Gold standard. One of the key tenets of GTD is being able to trust your system. Once a task has been captured, you can relax in the knowledge that it won't be lost; won't be forgotten. OmniFocus on my iPad, iPhone and Mac give me that confidence. The GTD system is centered around the concepts of Projects and Contexts, which previous versions of OmniFocus supported elegantly. Contexts in particular were a powerful tool, but sometimes frustrating to organize. It was hard to fit every task into a single, meaningful context. The “big idea” with OmniFocus 3 is the change away from context to tag. Tags work exactly like contexts did previously, but you can have many of them on a task instead of one. This is a major game changer. All my tasks were migrated to the new version with no problem, with my former contexts converted to tags. Now I'm rethinking everything about how to use tags in more flexible ways, especially using geofencing tags (like a “Home Depot” tag and a “Lowe's” Tag on tasks to pick up potting soil). OmniFocus 3 oozes quality and craftsmanship which I've come to expect from the Omni Group. As a loyal customer, I did get it for a discount, but it was an insta-buy anyway. Can't say enough about this great company.

No Widgets. Subscription-based on the horizon. OmniFocus design is starting to look long in the tooth, it hasn’t changed in over 4 years. Lately they have been very slow to update for new features in iOS. I love the app, but even after shelling out all of the cash for the iOS app and Mac app, I’m seriously considering switching to one of the many options with more frequent updates that are steadily increasing value. OmniFocus gets updates but only bug fixes. By the way, I get the feeling that they are on the verge of moving to a subscription model for all their apps. If it becomes mandatory for OmniFocus, that will definitely be the last straw. I don’t need another subscription service that adds no extra value. For those who haven’t bought into this app, I say start somewhere else first and wait to see what the next version of OmniFocus is (if you can wait that long)

A Must Have For Productivity!. I recently upgraded from OmniFocus 2 to OmniFocus 3. At first I was a bit disappointed. Stylistically the app doesn’t look much different than the previous version until after a few days later when I realized that there is so much under the hood. In fact it is a brand new an incredibly powerful productivity tool that has maintained the same familiarity that its users have grown accustomed to, while adding tremendous amount of power and flexibility, so much so that I would say whether you follow GTD or any other system, or you want to make your own OmniFocus can support that. The note field is absolutely incredible. You can add an email and it would display as if you are viewing it in your email client. Tags are incredibly powerful and easy. Custom perspectives can organize your data however you like to view it . While you can customize the app to such degree that it no longer looks like when you first got it, it is incredibly powerful and useful right out of the box. Another feature that I absolutely love is the Review Perspective which is so unique to OmniFocus and not offered by any other productivity app on the market. I can keep writing but all of this is a testament to the OmniGroup for their ability and understanding of how to make us more productive while enjoying the process. Many, many Thanks!!!

The required sub killed Omnifocus for me. The required sub killed Omnifocus for me. Title does not say it all - but it almost does. To elaborate on that, the app was never something like Evernote which I would and do willingly pay a subscription for. Sure they are very different, but for a straight up task manager that Omni is versus the much more versatile Evernote, I don’t understand why anyone would use a task manager and pay a monthly sub for it. Furthermore, I am pretty sure the one time purchase for Omnifocus was something huge compared to the normal one or two bucks for other apps, it was like 60 or maybe even 80 bucks? And then one day I couldn’t use it without a sub. Surprised it doesn’t have more bad reviews TBH. That’s just one persons opinion tho.

Finally. Worth the Upgrade.. Been an OF user since v 1, then 2, but left for others (including Things) when OF became convoluted, cluttered, and just plain no fun to use. With OF 3, however, the app is back. Two big improvements for me: tags replace context (it fits my work flow better, more flexible) and improved perspectives (or saved searches). I give it 4 stars rather than 5 because the overall interface is still a little clunky, cluttered, and there are tons of options for drilling down searches (good for some folks, too much for others). Setting up location alerts doesn’t make much sense, but OK. Before I upgraded, I took advantage of the trial: Prove to me this app is actually improved and I will use — and enjoy using. So far so good. The upgrade pricing is fair, too. Not 20 or 25 percent off but a full 50 — 60 is now 30 and much more palatable, considering I’ve spent way too much dinero on OF, Things, and others to find one that I will actually continue to use.

Great Product Terrible Licensing Structure. Unfortunately I thought I found the app I’ve been looking for, with great features it was exactly what I wanted. I purchased the app after using it for a day. I assumed that I would be able to access my information from the app and my Mac however that’s not true. You will need to purchase the software twice to access the same information cross platform which will cost about 100$ that’s with a student discount. Do yourself a favor and skip this product, don’t allow companies to think it’s okay to license a product like this. You clearly need to be able to access this app cross platform to get any value from it. Don’t nickel and dime your customers, I would and unfortunately did tell everyone I know how great this app was it’s to bad that the business behind it isn’t. I will be sure to retract all of the positive things I told people regarding this app. Why pay full price for something twice...

Powerful App, Can Use Anywhere! (Runs on arms and a legs). I love the app, but have a love/hate relationship because of the pricing and portability. They seem to be going the way of SaaS, which I think will drive away most people. It’s great that they can now differentiate themselves from many, not all, of the other ProdApps by supporting web-based access. But the pricing seems to just be getting worse. There’s a lot of loyal customers out here who have shelled out for the IOS and MacOS apps, upgrades, and now with the introduction of a subscription model for both the apps and webapp, I really don’t think I’d consider spending any more when there are totally free, totally portable options limited only by the number of simultaneous projects! It’s hard not to feel milked as an OF customer. Of course, If there were other OS versions available, they would all each cost another $50. Update: Thanks for responding, I’ve always had good experiences with sales and support. I understand that has been the official argument over the years, the problem is that this is something that your competition is able to do more and more often. The inability to meet customer needs, whether technical or financial, will not be met with endless loyalty when there are other, seemingly more hospitable options out there. I really want to see OF succeed, it’s a better product. But the validity of that argument is fading fast.

If I could make one change. Love the new version of OmniFocus! The improvements make a huge difference, especially once you dig into the new settings and make use of the new perspective tools. If I could make one change, it seems like calendar events are sorted into the task list by end time and I wish there was an option to use start time instead, it just makes more sense for how I think about tasks in relation to my day. Overall that’s a minor qualm, though, and OmniFocus 3 makes life so much easier that that one irritation doesn’t compare to how much better it is over 2.

Fantastic productivity manager with continual improvement. I’ve used OmniFocus since version 1 and have found it that it is indispensable in collecting, organizing, and completing the things I need to get done. I saw the glowing reviews on version 3 and was expecting to be blown away. I was not. I downloaded the 14 day trial and as I used it more and more, I began to uncover the various features that convinced me to buy it. One feature (that I consider small and simple to execute) that is still not included in the mobile version is being able to see the date that an item was completed. I have numerous multi-tiered projects that last for many months. When reviewing a project, the question as to when a certain task was completed often arises. I can see the completion date on the Mac version, why not the iPhone/iPad version?

OF user for many years. OmniFocus is the reason I switched over to iOS after trying so many GTD apps. The price may see hefty, but that’s the only way to support its development by Omni’s great team. Omni Group has a great reputation and their apps are best in class on Mac and iOS. I trust them so much that I live my entire life though the lens of OmniFocus. It amazes me how some people can feel so entitled to expect so much for so little. How is the power and flexibility to managing one’s whole life priorities (in a GTD way) worth only $10 or less to these people? The value of OF doesn’t come from its price. Yet, it’s price is low for what it does and the upgrades for OF 3 haven’t stopped coming. Thank you from a user of OF 1, OF 2 and OF 3.

Meets you where you are. I’ve tried a few task managers and this is the one I’ve stuck with for several years now. You can be as simple or as intricate as you want with it. Honestly, you can just begin using it by adding tasks to the inbox and checking them off from there without getting into the other functionality - then add in the other capabilities (projects, task groups, folders, tags, etc) if and when you need them or want them. Once you really get going with OmniFocus, one of a few standout features of it vs other task managers is the ability to create custom perspectives. Once you figure out how you want to use these for your own life and work, they are incredibly powerful. Many excellent resources exist out there for getting the most of this wonderful software, and the company is a great one to support. (I also personally love OmniOutliner and have both it and OmniFocus on all my Apple devices - in fact, they are the only two pieces of software I have my Mac automatically start when I log in.)

Great app. I really love this app. Helps me stay organized and on top of my tasks. Really love the defer feature and now the tag feature. The sequential projects are so perfect for my workflow. This is the only app I have stuck with after trying several others. It has a learning curve but once you get the hang of it there is no other app that meets the bar. Only change I would ask the developers is to allow use of Apple Pencil to scribble in tasks. And perhaps improve the aesthetics and looks of the app.

Best there is. No app is perfect, regardless of what kind it is or what its purpose is. OmniFocus is no different. It’s got its things where I feel it could improve. With that said, it’s still the best out there in my opinion. It’s a little too pricey I think, especially compared with competitors. I’m sure many people won’t even give it a try because of the price. But I bought it anyway, and I’m still satisfied with the product. I tried Things 3, and although it’s a nice app, it just wasn’t as full featured as I needed. And something about it just didn’t lend itself toward helping to motivate me to be productive. OmniFocus, however, has done its todo job well, as well as helped motivate me. Anyway, my suggestion, don’t purchase unless you’re committed to doing it. Try it for 2 weeks and give it a fair shake. If it works for you, congrats. It did for me.

A truly exceptional app, updated to make it even better. OmniFocus is an elegant and meticulously designed app that has no equal. I’ve tried dozens of personal productivity apps across all major platforms, and nothing even comes close. Omni Group really sweats every tiny detail, and it shows. This new version replaces contexts with tags, but in a way that is a true superset of the previous functionality. You can now associate an arbitrary number of tags with each action, which opens up a lot of options that were difficult or impossible with the previous version. It’s a little thing, but being able to dock the sidebar and inspector in landscape mode on the iPad makes me significantly more efficient dealing with a large volume of projects and actions. Looking at my current OmniFocus database, I have 397 actions broken out over 225 projects. No other software can make managing the volume and velocity of my work such a breeze. There are few apps I truly love, this is one of them.

Incredible. Longtime user, 8+ years. To put it simply OmniFocus lives up to its name. As any great tool - it’s power and utility is determined through the work of the user rather than the tool itself. The first two years were overwhelming. The next three were revelatory. Since then - it’s proved only to be indefatigable and indispensable. The most powerful thing you can do is consider and craft your Perspectives to suit your needs. Tags and Projects are only a foundation to GTD/organization. It takes persistent focus and flexibility (given energy levels - a quick store trip might fit best in OmniFocus to auto appear on arrival or a scrap sheet of paper impervious to fall damage) - and over time — you’ll have exactly curated task lists appearing only as needed and most critically just in time/place through location-initiated arrival & departure tags, completing the Review tab and respecting defer vs. due dates(overdue has to bring consequence). I simply adore The Omni Group for their endeavors, as OmniOutliner is equally compelling. Stay hungry. Stay foolish.

More than a task manager. Omnifocus is the best task manager that I've personally used, but just calling it a task manager does it a disservice. Omnifocus helps me manage all of the projects (big or small) in my life. It does have a steep learning curve at first, but I encourage those who are discouraged in the beginning to play around with it and find a system that works for you. It took me a bit, but now I couldn't be happier. I've been using it for the past two years and am very pleased with the 3.0 update and additions.

Over the cliff. Omnifocus has added share sheet functionality to the iPad. You can now add Taskpaper format and raw html wherever you find them useful. Words fail me. As we all deal with the coronavirus pandemic, it is crucial to have effective tools. Life is at once simple and complicated. OF may or may not handle complicated for you, but it definitely doesn’t do simple. People are spending hundreds of dollars on third-party instruction. Omnifocus and I never really clicked, even though I am well-versed in GTD, and have spent more time with it than any other task manager. In principle, it does what I want. In practice, I find it very hard to use. The user interface is needlessly complex, and pulls attention away from your tasks. There are dark corners where the way it works can only be determined by experiment. iOS and Mac versions do not always work the same way. For example, the built-in Flagged views sort completely differently on the two platforms. There is an entire cottage industry devoted to telling people how to use it, and there’s a reason. It is slow, and many features are clunky. Drag and drop is very awkward. I would make it a program of last resort for most people.

Making me pay again. I like this app. But I spent a decent amount of money on it just a few years ago. Now I am told it’s discontinued and I have to buy it again. Its disappointing. I guess they need to make money too, but try to get new customers rather than tax your existing ones. The app market doesn’t work like old software did and I don’t feel good about having to rebuy effectively the same product twice. Had I bought the product a year later I would have only had to buy it once. If I buy this new update, how long until it’s no good?

Great update to an incredibly useful App. Wow! Finally the upgrade I've been waiting for. While the new tags system is awesome (have been manually tagging tasks for years), the real power feature might be the liberal use of disclosure triangles! Now the clutter can be managed and be as visible as you want it to be. Might one hope for the possibility of having structured text in the Note field in a future release? It would be great to have bullets and checklists. Most tasks require more than one action to carryout. Being able to create checklists within tasks would allow the ability to associate actions with tasks, creating a three-tier hierarchy: projects made up of one or more tasks, each in turn requiring one or more actions to complete.

I keep coming back. Much of the “negative” reviews are opinions about the licensing model, learning curve, etc. Pricing model: I bought the app + pro upgrade for iOS. I’d love to have it on my Mac but don’t want to pay for it. While it would be nice, I don’t consider it crucial at this time because the iPad is more than sufficient. Learning curve: If you want an app that works “out of the box” then pass this one by. If you want one that can completely revolutionize your thought process around organizing your life then check it out. Be prepared to invest time in learning how to best use it and tweaking your method.

Oh yeah... just do it!. OK, I've been a OF fan for years now but OF 2 was wearing thin. While waitng to see what the OmniGroup would offer I (oh nooooo!) went to the 'dark side' and have been using Things 3 for quite a while. During this time I would return to OF 2 and take a good look to see if there was anything that would draw me back. Being a guy who loves the flexibility of Tags, I kept returning to Things 3. Now that OF 3 is out I've had some time to review it and it seems like OmniGroup has knocked it out of the park. More time is needed to fully evaluate all the new features but I think you'd be hard-pressed to do better than this release. Got for it!! And OmniGroup... get the Mac version done soon too so I can enjoy these features on all my devices!!!

Great concept but missing critical features. I have heard all kinds of good things about OmniFocus through reviews and articles. I recently signed up for the trial. I’m glad they offered one - as at the end it wasn’t for me. Things that deterred me to look elsewhere included: 1) The lack of a sync feature either through the web, Outlook, and Windows. I do not have the luxury of having a Mac at my office and it makes it very difficult to manage my task list effectively. 2) Quick inbox entries do not exist. It always opens the standard task dialog. It’s not quick in adding entries. 3) Drag and drop is very difficult to use. It look some luck to sort the list through drag and drop via the iPhone. While Todoist and Things 3 has its flaws, both appear to be better options in terms of quick and easy task management. Pocket Informant also does things similar to OmniFocus, but does so that a $10 discount versus the standard addition of OmniFocus includes other features such as calendar management and contact management. If OmniFocus were to add a sync feature and include an easier way to quickly add tasks, I will give OmniFocus another serious look.

Need to pay again for pro upgrade?. Let me say it clearly: I think Omnifocus is probably the most comprehensive task manager for mac and ios and I gladly payed the pro upgrade for both. I like the omnifocus 3 upgrade, but it is largely tasks instead of contexts, and some tweaks in functionality and UI. What however feels more like a rip-off is that not only a upgrade fee needs to be paid, but I also have to re-purchase the pro upgrade. I would have expected that at least the pro upgrade carries forward to the new version. And I am certain, the same thing will happen with the Mac app once available. For that money, I could (and probably will) switch to another app, like 2do or Things 3. I am sure the developers of omnifocus will claim that OF3 is a completely new app and purchase, but I do not agree and follow that “unlogic”, because this is not a complete redesign of the app. In summary, I like the app and some of the new functions (not sure about events mingled with the tasks). BUT I do not like having to purchase again the pro upgrade. That just does not feel right and existing OF2 pro users should have been appreciated enough to provide this option without an additional fee. Sad.

Aging and expensive. At one time this app was considered the best for GTD. Now it’s dated in both its appearance, sync mechanism, and price. How long will people keep paying the price because of legacy software? If Omni wants to stay exclusive to Mac/iOS, then switch the sync over to iCloud, or hire coders who can develop cross platform and modernize your apps. The only reason to stay with this slow and dated sync system is to say you’re exclusive in some way and charge (exorbitantly) for web access. I remember when Blackberry insisted people still wanted physical keyboards on their devices despite all the evidence to the contrary. As a long time OF user as well as more recently Todoist, Things, and TickTick, you can really see how Omni is resting on their laurels and falling behind the competition quickly.

BEWARE. Absolute garbage, scam app. Paid full price to "buy" the already overpriced OmniFocus app when it was released, only for it to become quickly obsolete and no longer maintaining even the most basic function of a simple text editing & notetaking feature. Now when you go to open up that OmniFocus app, that you supposedly own, all it allows you to see is a "proof" picture receipt that you do "own" it that they then have the audacity to say can be used to gain a discount[!] on a future version for which they now want your [more, and more, and more] money. Which brings us, finally, to now, a time when the forty-fifty dollar iPhone/iPad app is now - get this - FREE. But only so for two weeks. And only so if you create an account with them, and hand over to them your credit card payment information, with which they can indeed very soon begin charging you with recurring dings that are even higher, forgetting for a moment the matter of frequency, than they were at the beginning. GARBAGE. Belongs in the trash disposal, or flush down the commode with the other human economic waste.

Wish it would work for me…. I started my 14-day trial and immediately thought this was the app for me. Love the interface and the configurability. But I need to add extensive notes and attachments to my projects and tasks and, unfortunately, the web version doesn’t support attachments at all. The Mac app is great and would work very well for organizing my personal life. This is an issue for me because I’m forced to use a Windows PC at work. Since there is no Omnifocus app for PC, the web version is the only choice; which doesn’t work for me. For now, I’ll have to stick with a task manager that provides both Windows and Mac app support. Too bad, I was all set to love Omnifocus.

OmniFocus 2 upgrade?!!. So I bought OmniFocus 2 on my old iPhone 6 a long time ago. I use both the Mac and the app. Just got a new iPhone X and noticed that OmniFocus 2 has been removed from the App Store and replaced with a preorder option for OmniFocus 3. I wait a few days without OmniFocus on my new phone. Then I finally get this new version and it tells me I have to pay to upgrade even though I don’t want to. In other words, this is either a bug in the app that wouldn’t transfer OmniFocus 2 accounts to OmniFocus 3 or this is intentional way for them to make more money! If they make a new app version every year and force you to upgrade the real cost of OmniFocus is $59 a year!! Perhaps this is a the “hidden” subscription model for generating revenue. Very shady!!

My Digital Brain. This app has done quite a lot for me; it has kept my brain together by keeping me organized and on task for the past 7 years. The organization tools have always been amazing and OmniGroup just made it better with OmniFocus 3. Tags are a great new addition along with custom reminders, drag and drop and a lot of other great additions. I pay for the Pro upgrade to create custom Perspectives and I’d honestly pay more based on the value this app provides me. My wife and I credit this app with getting us on the right path with our finances early in our marriage and the value of that cannot be overstated. Great app, great developer and well worth the price of admission.

Lacking polish. I use and love OmniFocus on the Mac. It’s wildly powerful, and I’ve extended it with community plugins and my own Keyboard Maestro macros. The iOS app feels like more of an afterthought that hasn’t gotten the same attention. Where the Omnigroup excels at Mac software, it lags on adopting a lot of conventions that make for great iPhone and iPad apps. An example of this is swiping left or right on tasks. Many apps make use of multiple actions that can be custom mapped, so that sliding over a little in one direction gives you access to a couple actions, and more when you swipe in the other. OmniFocus doesn’t offer that level of customization. That means that, in my experience, you end up doing way more tapping to organize or even access tasks, and move more slowly in dealing with them. I use and love this software if the Mac, and feel like I shelled out $50 for what basically amounts to a way to simply see my tasks on mobile, rather than getting a good task manager.

Dated and Cumbersome. Omnifocus was the first real productivity app I used on iOS way back in 2011, and it doesn’t look like it has changed much since then. The app does not work well with gestures on iOS and seems to really want to be a Mac-only app (I have no idea how well the web app works), or at least is designed to work best on Mac, with iOS and iPadOS versions not working as well. Creating smart perspectives seems buggy, in that sometimes the right tasks show up given perspective parameters, and sometimes no tasks show up. It struggles with ID’ing what tasks are “available” as opposed to “remaining,” and needs some updating as to perspectives and search. Notes are hidden away when they should be front and center with a task. Setting repeating tasks is confusing, not the least because sometimes repeating tasks don’t become available when they seem like they should. I think other productivity apps have passed Omnifocus by in terms of ease of use, design, and search, especially on mobile and tablet. Improves and Sustains: If I had a prioritized wish list of improvements to Omnifocus, I would recommend improving perspectives, particularly by making them work consistently in the same fashion; I would recommend improving the repeating task functionality; and I would update the design to better use space, as the app looks cluttered. I suppose scripting is something I would sustain, but I don’t really use scripting any more.

Worth every penny for those who need it. OmniFocus is not for everybody, and by app standards it is pricey. But it is by far the best task planner and manager available, with simplicity in day to day use but tons of functionality to set things up the way that is best for you to get things done. It is well integrated across Apple platforms and handles Siri well, so it blends in to the day well for its target audience of professionals who want to seriously manage and control their personal time and attention. I have not needed support much but when I have it has been quick, comprehensive, and professional. This is the sort of application I am happy to pay subscription rates for to ensure its continued support. It is great.

Very nice update to OF2. It feels fresh, and the enhancements (notably to the Forecast panels) are very welcome. Changing “Contexts” to “Tags” was a great decision and has made that incredibly useful now. The one and only request I’d have is to be able to create task templates whose due dates are relative to the parent. (E.g. drop in a set of tasks where I can set the due date to 3:00pm on [project’s due date] - 2 business days.) I’m very happy with this update and it’s made its way to truly being my backup brain in personal affairs as well as business now. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 bravo!

Long Time OmniFocus Sopporter. I have been an on and off Omni Focus user for years and spent hours attempting to navigate the steep learning curve. I actually believe the time spent is worth the effort because this is really a good program with one blaring issue. This is supposed to be a scheduling program? The point is putting all this info in a program designed to keep track and keep you from missing deadlines is severely lacking in it’s ability to schedule. Example: One of the things I keep track of repeats every third day after last competition. I’ve used 2Do, Things, etc and they can all do it...the only one that can’t is Omni Focus. The most expensive and complicated of all the GTD programs. You see I need to put 3 days between the day of completion and the next event. This means if I’m late or earlier the next due date must change. (ie 3 days from completion of last event). In fact Omni Focus seems to only be able to handle the most simple of due, repeat or completion dates. So disappointing for the price. I’m now back with Things although it’s really simplistic and I’d rather be with Omni Focus. If I had to chose I’d pick 2Do as the best it’s just really ugly. Really disappointed in Omni Focus and am not interested in using Reminders or some other program to prop up this expensive program.

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Might be functional but…. When you see the in-app prices for this basic to-do app: “tell ‘em they’re dreaming”

Great update. This is a well thought through update that expands upon the best GTD app in existence. It’s feature allow you cut your work into what’s important and what can be done. It’s important to reduce cognitive load by knowing what you can do at any one moment, and deciding what’s important to you in that moment. This is as much an investment in yourself as it is in the omnigroup. Well done to the team for a fantastic update.

Why did my critics disappear?. Please upgrade the UIUX of your app version please it’s catastrophe

Best. Been using omnifocus since version one By much the best productivity application Constant development

I paid top $$ for Omni 2, and now it is banned.. This company will take your cash and deny you you the app when they decide it is time for you to upgrade. They refuse to be interoperable and if I had a reason to move my GTD to a new system, thanks OmniFocus 3, this is it.

Bad UI. Best at what it does but still incredibly frustrating and clunky UI. I can’t change folder names, or move them around. It takes 3-5 taps to change project location.

The only way I can keep track in the midst of a busy life. The latest update to OmniFocus makes it even better to use to keep track of my commitments in a busy life. I do most of my sit-down work with an iPad Pro, and the latest update to OmniFocus gives it multi-window support, which means I can file and sort my tasks and projects quickly by dragging and dropping from one window to another—which means I can quickly get back to doing the things I love, rather than spending all my time worrying where that task went or whether I’ve forgotten something.

Lacking advanced habit support. Please introduce more customizability to the theme and overall UI. I appreciate the action orientated nature of the App, but at this premium price one expects a build in habit tracker. The current ‘Repeat’ algorithm is outdated by at least a decade for habit tracking purposes. Dark mode isn’t true black.

Oh my goodness.. First of all it took me TWO tries to get in, because the first try didn’t allow me to fill in password, and then after that I then realise I only have a trial straight away, and it isn’t even available to use for free, except if your using that trial. At least there should be a feature which allows you to use it free for however long you want, but there is pro features, like most apps, but it just hooks me into the TRIAL. not good enough.

Need due tasks displayed in system calendar back!!. It’s very messy ..when I have to use both calendar and OmniFocus to check my schedule in a large perspective . Besides, the forecast function in OF is lame .. It needs to show more information ahead not just one week .

Clean, beautiful interface; fun to use. This is by far the best app for an augmented GTD workflow, and I’ve looked at most. The reason for me is its strong support for enabling trust in whatever workflow you develop. Anyone who has used a task management app for more than a month or two will know how easy it is to loose actions in some corner of the database. Omnifocus handles this problem in two elegant ways. Firstly, the pro edition (you’ll quickly find that this is essential) has a highly flexible Perspective generator, for example allowing a view of stalled projects - those which don’t have any available actions. Want to generate a Work view; Home, Errands, People, Overseas Holiday? Easy. V3’s support for Tags greatly extends the possibilities from V2’s basic GTD Contexts. Secondly, even the standard edition has a customisable review cycle for every project, making it super easy to fine-tune, cull, and reorganise. Plenty of other features too: more variety of repeat options, an interleaved forecast view, and we haven’t even seen V3.1 or V3.2 yet.

问题. 使用家庭共享以后,这个app能不能免费使用那些需要付费的功能

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Excellent app. Have been using this app on and off for approximately x2 or x3 years now and with the new updates (tags and context alerts etc) it is my go to organisational app. Especially as it perfectly integrates G.T.D. Support is also very reactive and helpful also.

Support. I have requested assistance rather than support for a software issue. Prompt and personal assistance. love this app

My Tool of Choice for Calm Productivity. I've been using OmniFocus for a few years now and it is an exceptionally powerful tool. I love the way it adapts to what you need. I started out using it as a list organiser but now I use a lot more of the custom features. The company listens to their community constantly and never stops iterating. I have tried Things however it didn't meet the demands of how I actually operate. If GTD is how you stay productive I think you'll love OmniFocus. This tool allows me to stay calm and insanely focused. Ps. While driving recently I captured an input using Siri "start writing app reviews" - it just showed up and this is my first review.

Are you kidding me!?!? Says free with in App purchases. THAT IS A BLATABT LIE! YOU HAVE TO SUBSCRIBE TO USE IT FOR MORE THAN 2 WKS. AND IT COSTS $79.99!! This has to be the biggest ripoff on the App store! There's plenty of free apps which do more than OmniRIPOFF!!

Too expensive for a humble update. I have a feeling the developer abuses the loyalty of their customers. I love the app’s decency but not the way I have been used. Again, too expensive for a humble update.

Excellent but .... This is an excellent app. And we all know App developers need to be paid. However, app developers and apple together are making their products more and more expensive. Ruining Apple one overcharged dollar at a time.

Focus on your day. OF3 is fantastic. OF3 allows me to capture all my tasks, ideas, must dos, should dos, maybes and wants tos. With tags and perspectives, I can set up each day to focus on what is important, and just that. Not overwhelming, not complicated, the perfect assistant to leverage my time and focus. Been using OF since the beginning, and it keeps getting better at helping me be better. Love it

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Awfully buggy. There is no attention to the details. The swipe gestures fall out often, and the buttons don’t work after a while. What happen to the care on this app??!

Powerful but ugly. iOS app is unusable. Interface if cluttered and adding tasks is an exercise in frustration. Developer doesn’t appear to care about the UX and there have been no improvements, just bug fixes.

Relief for my 🧠. Long time user, OF is my personal secretary, and a very reliable one!

My life has two phases. Before OmniFocus, and after! Basically, I am a lot more productive now. I mostly use the Mac app, but I like having access on my phone as well.

Crap. Bloated and expensive

Perfect, except for glitches. I’m downgrading my rating until some things get fixed... - moving actions within a project is glitchy, and in sequential mode, the wrong sequence takes priority and this should not be (Even after moving actions in the project) - sliding tab on the left side does not always respond, and app needs to be closed down and rebooted. - in perspectives, changes dont always take place when deferring projects, and a lot of fenagling has to take place before the change ‘sticks’. Good luck.. you guys almost have the ideal productivity app. Don’t delay! Please! M

No longer supporting this ploy. I have been using OmniFocus since it was a 43 folders template in OmniOutliner. I have purchased both versions of both the OS X and iOS versions. This is expensive software. I can’t keep paying for new versions. It’s also tied me to the Apple platform. Sorry, but I am moving on....

Thank You OmniGroup. Thanks that the price includes the iPad app as well as the iPhone app. Also, a really good feature you added is that I can set review date on projects and actions from the iPad and iPhone app. will update this review shortly. I’m one of the first buyers of OmniFocus 3 Update: I just wish Folders were like Projects that you could put something in a Folder quick (from Inbox) like you can put it into a Project. Update 2: Yes, you can group actions within a project by selecting them. Great feature!!!!!! Thanks OmniGroup

Trial version, we got it. Can you not have a persistent two inch segment telling the user they have x days left on the trial. We know. Maybe a subtle hint. It has an effect on the impression and adds clutter to an already cluttered Ui.

“But what if I change how I think about my to-dos?”. Then this app is for you because you can use it so many different ways. Do you want to think in “available to do now” tasks or “due” tasks? Do you want to see one project’s tasks or one day’s? Do you want “repeat” to mean every Tuesday or every seven days after the last time it finished? You can use this app so many different ways that if you have the kind of brain that needs to overhaul your to do system every quarter, you can do it without switching apps.

Used to be great, now I’m disappointed. For those who choose to buy Omnifocus 3, please read along. I am a fan of the GTD method and Omnifocus is a great cultivation to the idea they adopted from David Allen. However, omnifocus used to be about catering to customer needs, but now, they are out to get your money, promise you a great app but ONLY UNTIL the next version comes app. At which point, they abandon their previous version, and while they don’t force upgrades onto customers, they stop updating the app, the app keeps crashing and customers would be forced to either cough up more money for an upgrade or simply abandon the app. My OF 2 Pro crashes a lot now, although one would expect from having paid a steep price for one app, that it would at least be maintained from a stability point of view, but no, iOS keeps updating and the app remains the same. Yes, OF do offer discounted upgrades to existing customer, BUT, a loyal existing customer would end up be paying more for the next pro version than a new customer. So, if you want to buy it, good luck, and keep your fingers crossed they wouldn’t abandon you for the new OF 4.

Great for iPhone, useless for iPad !. I am a serious OmniFocus (OF) user and have been for years. I use it compulsively and daily on my iPhone with great satisfaction. As for the iPad version and while I paid enormous price for it (45$), I have to say that I HATE it so much and for one single reason: sub-topics are not collapsable. I cannot hide/unhide the content of sub-topics and this feature is available since day 1 on the iPhone version. I hate it because, every time I use it in my iPad, I surrender and rather go to my computer or my iPhone version because there I will be able to navigate freely in my topics, sub-tooics and sub-sub topics, feature that is not possible in the iPad version. Having used OF to take all my daily notes, it has become loaded with so much information that the ease to access that information freely is crucial and most important. Try to navigate in a deeper level (sub-topics) on your iPad and you will understand what I mean. I have asked multiple times to the developer to include that feature to the iPad version. I was given no serious answer ... only that that was the way it was designed, making me fell an alien requesting for a not so important feature. I really regret giving this evaluation since I like it so much on my iPhone. Maybe time will give birth to this important and crucial feature for serious users.

Money Grab. Definitely sick of the constant forced upgrades (my devices no longer synch so it is forced). I think I’ve paid for this app two or three times, but no fourth for sure. Despite all the upgrades it doesn’t do a whole lot more for me than the original. Just enough change to try to justify having existing customers pay again, and again, and again. I’m in the market for simple new GTD software.

Has potential. I switched from Alloy Tasks to Wunderlist because I need a Todo application that lets me share tasks and syncs reliably (Alloy’s downfall, sadly). Wunderlist is pretty good, but I would prefer a more sophisticated application. I do check out OmniFocus periodically, and I may switch over if it ever supports shared tasks.

My right arm. Thank you omnigroup for your constant improvement! Tags is simple, but it was a MUCH needed evolutionary step. Perhaps without it, I’d have left, but this fills my last true issue. Finally feeling like I have full creative freedom on how I display my tasks and projects.

Best GTD App. I’ve used Things, Todoist, and OmniFocus for tracking projects and tasks. The newest version switched to tags, replacing perspectives. For me, I never used perspectives much but I find the tags just work better. Can’t explain why since they work in a similar fashion. Syncing is excellent, the Apple Watch integration works better, and workflow is improved. This is the full featured GTD type of task manager.

Better than ever. I love everything they’ve done with this version. OmniFocus had already become indispensable for me and with the new features and improvements it’s now even more of a joy to use. The Mac and iOS versions work seamlessly together. And tags? I think its safe to say this one feature alone has caused a tectonic shift in the right direction. Hats off to the team at Omnifocus!

I miss the old calendar waterfall view in the Forecast.. The new view is next to useless. Too much white space an no visualization of the day's time. They took out a good feature and replaced it with the presentation of an amateur calendar app. I can't see a whole day because there's SO MUCH WHITESPACE! Every version seems to lower the density and it's not an improvement. Many other new things are good. I really miss the old Forecast. It's a pain in the a** to have to keep switching back to v2 for this feature.

Needs work. I’ve been an OmniFocus user since it was an OmniOutliner Pro addon. I’ve had the same database since the day OmniFocus was announced. I just upgraded to OF3 for iOS, using it on my iPad. I have not used Mac OF3, yet. I am totally confused as to what is a project versus a nested task in this interface. Further, I see a new task button, but it always puts the task in the inbox even though I have a project selected. Tapping +Save creates a new task, which defaults to the Inbox again. Contexts from earlier dbs become tags, immediately devaluing the benefit of tags. At the start, all my tags now have the broad descriptors that contexts required. There is no to remove all tags. Tags can’t be sorted so if you create a handy “today” tag, it’s way at the bottom and you have to scroll. Nested tags are half baked. No support for grouping by nested tags in Perspectives. Refresh progress graphic did not dismiss after sync completed. Inbox shows 1 item but no items available. Removing a tag from a tagged item while in a tagged view causes the item to disappear and focus to be lost before you can add another tag to it. The only solution is to search for it from the inbox. The share button shares a link to data in the app. Why would anyone expect it to do that by default instead of share a perspective’s worth of tasks with a manager or coworker? This is utterly sloppy work. Omnigroup: get serious about the details. You used to be. You no longer are.

Ok but not great. I’ve enjoyed Omnifocus for years now and I was excited to see version 3.0. It looks great, but after using the trial version I’m going to pass. I feel like 3.0 is largely a cosmetic makeover and thus just a cash grab.

Excellent app. This app is worth the price if you take it seriously and use it. Helps you get stuff done. There’s too much to remember these days. Very nice app

Consistently screwing loyal early customers. Great product - premium you’d say. Which is why it used to cost I believe 29.99 for iPhone and 39.99 for iPad. Yes, separately. Then they added a 3 version but it’s the same app..... the 2 isn’t just there anymore to use they just renamed the app and they initially had a small discount to forcibly upgrade - fine. But now they want monthly payments too? What’s next? I’m swapping to things 3 or will move on to a different product - actual opinion after years of extensive use it had a purpose but you shouldn’t let its purpose be to simply exist it can take insane amounts of time to even properly set it up; it can automate but you hsbe you hsbe to start from the ground up and build this thing and may result in a net-negative.

OmniFocus is the real deal. I use OmniFocus on my Mac, iPad, iPhone, & Apple Watch and I love it. I love the quick capture features, custom perspectives, and how it scales to my project needs. A great app that goes well with the productivity suite by Omni (OmniOutliner is awesome too)!

New task is a drag and drop. I recently noticed that the “add new task” button has become drag and drop. I can drag a new task into place to create a new task. This is a really cool feature and for me this nudged me from a 4 to 5 star. Thank you for the constant stream of improvements. Icing on the cake would be to show the inbox as a project in the project view, so I have every in one place. Currently can’t do it on the mobile app.

No more. I have loved this software in conjunction with GTD system but I am so not continuously paying for what is essentially an update. I will be deleting this app from my phone and iPad so I can find software I pay for once only

Why do people still pay for this app?. It is way more expensive than its competitors while also not being as polished, intuitive and easy to use. UI seems cluttered and a bit outdated. And to my surprise I could not find any unique feature other apps do not have, except maybe "review" perspective. So I'm curious, why would anyone pay OmniFocus subscription nowadays at all?

The best productivity app just got better. Added features have made it more powerful and even easier to use.

OMG. Please test this app, before publishing and asking money. This app can’t sync my information and the Done button on settings at times doesn’t work. :( what a terrible app! I fallowed “no key in slot n” on Omni website, then I lost all of my data!! Hate you guys

Indispensable. I have been using OmniFocus to varying degrees of effectiveness since the beginning. But lately I’ve been doing a deep dive into its features and finding it indispensable at work, in my side business and my life in general. If you’re serious about getting your life organized and becoming a more productive person, this tool can help. OmniFocus is not for everyone. But for those willing to put in the effort, OmniFocus can be molded and sculpted into something that exactly conforms to your own personal situation. No two OmniFocus workflows are alike because you’re an individual unlike anyone else. Very much worth it.

Back to using OmniFocus and very happy.. Recently I realized that I had so many to do abs going that I will have become completely disoriented. I decided to pair everything down and returned to OmniFocus which I purchased quite sometime ago. At the time that I purchased it I hoped that it would be useful for my business and my day-to-day life. On the other hand I was always looking for something else. All I can say is that I have returned to OmniFocus, use it diligently, and find that my day runs much more smoothly. I really really appreciate this app!!

Calendar and monthly view needed. Really wish there could be a calendar or monthly view, so that I can have a broad sense of what’s happening this month.

Love the custom perspectives and tags. Omnifocus has finally clicked for me now that they added tags. I love the ability to filter tasks by specific contexts. See all the tasks you can do on you phone? Sure Only ones on computer, due soon? Why not Only tasks marked “active” or in certain projects? Yup Any view you can dream up, you can do. So it’s easy to see only what you can work on now. Further, omnifocus has really great apps across all devices: apple watch, ipad, mac. I love seeing tasks on my watch face. Finally, I love the haptic feedback when I complete a task. So satisfying.

Too expensive for only a year or 2. I paid $50 for OF2 and now it’s gone since I switched phones. It’s like it never existed. What a scam. I thought APPLE only allowed apps that didn’t scam their customers. Don’t buy it. It’s not worth it.

Outstanding task manager. I have been running the beta of OmniFocus 3 and it is a noticeable improvement on 2 - one which I am happy to pay for. OmniFocus has pretty much every feature one could ask for in a task manager. I love the automation features that Omni Group is adding to their apps, and this is well-supported software that will be around for a long time.

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Love it!. I uninstalled this twice because I though it was too complicated but the third time has been the charm. I persevered and using the help on Omnifocus and on Learn Omnifocus I have it up and running and love it. Used Todoist for years and tried Things 3 but I am very happy with Omnifocus. I have also made a suggestion or two and they responded quickly. Give it a serious try. It's definitely working for me.

By far the best Task Manager. I’ve been using the beta for a month and I can’t believe how good this app is. I’ve been an OmniFocus user since V1 and I live and die by this App. It handles more than 1.000 tasks and keeps me sane at the same time. It’s so good that I will pay full price even if I can get it at a discount by having V2 installed.

Huge fun but....... I have had one hell of a time just trying to purchase on my IPAD and Apple cant figure out why.... I know this isn’t a developer issue and the problems resides with Apple but I am at my end wits... ha. I used this application on my MacBook Pro and its been one of the most useful tools I have on that system. I highly recommend it.

Awesome! Used For Years, 0 Regrets.. The quality, functions, ease of use and making my life a whole lot easier is worth the price in my opinion. I use on my iPhone and iPad with zero syncing issues and Omni also works great with my Calendar, Siri, and the app Drafts! The new date picker makes entry and changing dates so much easier. I truly love this new feature but there is nothing that I don’t love about Omni Focus.

Love the tags!!. Very happy with the update which allows me to assign tags and actually see those tags in Forecast mode. This is critical because I use tags for estimated time needed, so I can plan/balance workload. I also have emojis for tags to easily identify the type of task. Very flexible app to manage tasks YOUR way. 😀

Need a rehab and a fresh coat of paint. While I am well aware of the power that lies under the hood of this system, I can’t get past the clunky, unintuitive and aged interface. Seriously, I’m pretty sure the UI has been largely the same for something like 8 years? That’s crazy. Things 3 has completely blown Omni out of the water. That app just gets it and improves upon almost every major shortcoming of OmniFocus- it’s easy to input and organize tasks, and has a gorgeous user interface that makes using it a joy. That said, I wanted to give Omni a try one more time due to the newish web interface. I use a PC at work, so my Things workflow was a little challenging since I had to work solely off my phone. Woof... the web app is BAD. It looks and feels like something a high school sophomore created in CS class. It provides only a fraction of the functionality of the full app- no perspectives for example. Come on Omni- you’re better than this.

Tags with location make it worth the price. I set up tags for common locations, such as work, school, home and stores where I shop. For some, I set leaving reminders. For all of them, I set arrival reminders. Then, when I add an item, I can add all relevant tags to set off location based reminders. It is worth it just for this feature.

Gets better with every update!. Absolutely love the quality of the product and the way it syncs across all my devices (iPad, MacBook, iPhone, Apple Watch). If there’s one enhancement I would ask for, it would be ability to use Siri on the Apple Watch in the same way I can on the phone.

Core of my productivity suite. OmniFocus has been the core of my personal and work productivity toolset for years. It’s powerful and robust, and a great way to implement the GTD methodology. It syncs well across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Perspectives are very powerful. The ability to add items to my inbox from Siri or Apple Watch is fantastic. Tags are a very useful enhancement of the GTD contexts. While there are other great task management tools out there, OmniFocus is up there with the best.

No practical shortcuts, clunky UI. As someone who tries to work efficiently, constantly clicking, especially on an ipad, is inefficient. There are nearly zero practical shortcuts for ipad. Simple things like changing a title or moving up and down a list, or rearranging require tedious finger clicks and additional menus. Why so many constantly visible menus? I don't need to see all that junk when i just want to edit the title. I've moved to Things which has perfect keyboard accesibility. It may not be as complicated/intricate as omnifocus but I at least don't find myself totally frustrated on an ipad.

Great app from a terrific company. Their software is a bit pricy but it's worth paying for this level of quality and superb support for many years running. This has been a truly "trusted store" across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It's feature-rich and very well-designed and we'll-executed, and it keeps getting better every year.

Great update!. A fantastic update to OmniFocus! Love all the new features, especially the updates to the screen use in the iPad version. My only complaint is that calendar events are shown mixed up with my daily tasks, which jumbles both up for me. I definitely prefer the smaller calendar bar view from OmniFocus 2.

Bizarre business model, no thanks. The very first screen has huge subscribe buttons, no way to just get familiar with it first and then talk about money, no tour or welcome screen, it's like walking into a restaurant or bar & being asked "how will you be paying?". Before you can even see the home screen you have to "purchase" a free trial for 14 days, without any explanation of whether the free trial is standard or pro, or what the prices will be. Going back to the app store, I guess the cheapest option is $50? Or $100 every year? Yikes, for a to-do GTD app? Delete.

It's good. I've used Omnifocus for 6 years. But there are a few things that drive me crazy about it. For an app that supposed to allow me to get ideas in quickly, I find that something like Todoist, with natural language input, allows me to get ideas in way quicker and put them into the project immediately in one sentence, instead of tapping and scrolling multiple times. That doesn't make me bypass GTD's inbox completely, but it definitely saves me the time instead of doing it later. Omnifocus is still the best one. But it needs that option.

COME ON!!!!. Have you ever thought of every so often as you enhance your product saying ” HEY LOYAL CUSTOMERS, THIS ONE’S FREE ON US JUST FOR BEING LOYAL AND HAVING PURCHASED SEVERAL PREVIOUS VERSIONS; TWO OR MORE, TO SHOW HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATE YOU ALL!!!! I TOTALLY GET THE IDEA BEHIND NEEDING FUNDING IN ORDER TO CONTINUE TO ENHANCE THE PRODUCT AND HAVING THE FINANCIAL FUNDS PROVIDE RESEARCH AND STAFFING, HOWEVER YOU’VE MADE MONEY ALREADY I AM SURE OR ELSE YOU WOULD NOT STILL BE IN BUSINESS. THIS IS MY POINT, ”STOP BEING INTERESTED IN PROFITS ONLY BECAUSE IN THE LONG RUN, YOU MAKE MORE THAN IMAGINED PROFIT WHEN YOUR LOYAL FOLLOWERS SEE THAT YOU ARE WILLING TO PROVIDE THEM WITH A FREE UPGRADE WITH THE FULL BELLS AND WHISTLES. MAYBE THEN IN THE NEXT UPGRADE WITH BELLS AND WHISTLES, LOYAL CUSTOMERS WILL SAY HEY, IT’S WORTH IT SINCE THEY DID GIVE ME ONE FREE ON THEM. THE LOYALTY WOULD BE SOLIDIFIED. HAVING SAID ALL THIS, YOU CAN SAY WHATEVER, WE WILL GET NEW CUSTOMERS AND KEEP THE MAJORITY OF OUR EXISTING LOYAL FOLLOWERS, BUT THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL SAID UNTIL THEY FIGURE IT OUT AND AND ASK THEMSELVES HOW COULD WE HAVE KEPT OUR LOYALTY BASE? SO I WILL DIGRESS. BEAUTIFUL APP.

I have to pay AGAIN?!?. I previously purchased OmniFocus and assumed that meant I could use the app without further charges. I haven’t used it in a few months and went to try to get back on track. What do I find? I have to pay another $20 or $30 bucks to use the app I paid for to begin with. Great way to make customers run and find a new app to use. There are tons of other apps you only need pay once for. Why on earth after buying the iOS apps and Mac app would I pay yet again. Just a ploy to get more money out of people, likely because they aren’t selling enough anymore. Sad.

Will become unsupported / abandoned. One day Omnifocus 2 disappeared from the App Store. Several iOS versions later, Omnifocus 2 cannot be opened on iOS and has become abandonware. It crashes on launch. There is no way to revert to legacy iOS versions in order to make it stop crashing (which would not be advisable anyway for security reasons). If you want to pay for Omnifocus 3, you should be aware that the vendor will forcibly sunset the application. You are committing to buying Omnifocus 4 for more money in the future by buying Omnifocus 3 now. Maybe you want new features that you’re willing to pay for anew, but if you just want the app you paid for to do the thing you paid for, this app fails to deliver as advertised. This is a bait-and-switch subscription service, not an app product.

A disappointing step backwards. OmniFocus 3 is a disappointing step backwards. It is cluttered and difficult to read, particularly in Focus mode. I like the idea of switching Contexts into Tags and allowing multiple tags per task, but the execution is awful. Now it’s a tag app, and everything else seems secondary. The app that once organized my work now makes a mess of it. It never bothered me to pay the asking price for this app because until now it has been brilliant. But I’m going back to OmniFocus 2 – it was clean, elegant, and flawless. Version 3 is none of those things.

Fantastic update. I’ve only been using it for a few hours and I love it. I probably shouldn’t be writing a review this earlier, but I found some things that I have always wanted it to do it now it does it. I love tags. I need to go and clean up a few of my contexts. Can’t wait for the Mac version. What is listening to your podcast about the collaboration coming sometime down the road. With that allow groups that I hurt on a Mac to use OmniFocus?

It is time to release v4. I’ve moved to OmniFocus from Todoist a 1+ ago. No regrets. OmniFocus has more flexibility comparing to Todoist and does the job well. Minus one start for way too long development of v4.0. It has been in TestFlight for more than a year. You the developers need to put some attention of the desktop version. Looks like the development of the new mobile release has taken all the resources.

App will stop working and you’ll be charged for upgrades. I give negative stars I could... I previously bought a version of omnifocus. I paid $40 for it which is on the expensive side for an app. When iOS was updated, the app stopped working. It’s apparently fixed with the next version, however, you must BUY that version for full price! I’ll never buy another product from the Omni Group again. ...a complete and total ripoff! ...absolutely a scam. Why would I buy the product again... it’s gonna stop working and then I’d have to pay again. It’s not lot like there aren’t MANY other apps out there! This is sooooo ridiculously bad!

Best task management app that I’ve found. I’ve been using OmniFocus for years. You can not find a better tasks app that works on all of your devices (Mac, iPhone, iPad), allows you to automatically import tasks from the Reminders app (for reminders created with Siri), and is Handoff enabled. What other task management app does that?

A Huge Step Up from a To Do List. More features than I will ever use, but I’ve depended on this wonderful iPad app with syncs to my iPhone and Mac to plan everything I have to do, along with all the existing and continually updated information that I need to keep at my fingertips for each task.

Great app. Worth the money.. Great app. Intuitive interface, integrates well with calendars, and its easy to get up and running. To the developers: a feature I’d love to see is when you’re currently in a folder or project, adding an inbox item automatically sets the project as the project you were in when you added the inbox item. It would be a fair assumption by the app, and cuts down time it takes to manually add the item’s project.

It really could be better. OmniFocus is advertised as a powerful task management system. But how can’t I fit it to my needs? The huge throw off is that you can’t use date filters in Perspectives. People requested this ESSENTIAL and basic feature for years on their forums. I come back to using OmniFocus and after spending some time setting it up, every time I realize why I stopped using it previous time because there were no date filters. OF is like a strong steel chain with one weak link - no date filters. The chain is as strong as it’s weakest link. 1 star!

Worth the money. While I’ve tried to use everything from a .txt file, Wunderlist (now To-do), calendars, Org mode, and some paid software other than OmniFocus, I’ve never actually been happy with the system before

Tags - Finally!. 1) It is so helpful to have tags! 2) Local WebDAV synching can be a bit of a challenge - but it works. 3) One suggestion - please bring back the Review Frequency bar on the top row of each project review. During review on iOS I do not remember the frequency of many of my projects, so, now I waste strokes clicking through screens to check/change it.

OmniFocus is Life Giving!. OmniFocus is by far the most beneficial app on my phone. It allows me to worry less and do more. It helps me sort thoughts, organize, and move them to actionable steps. At the surface it may seem complicated but this is the best process I’ve found to help me get things done and I believe you will too!

Worth the price. -After switching between task managers for years, I’ve decided to stick with the gold standard. It is a simple or as complicated as you need it to be. -Web access is in beta but will be awesome when complete. Finally a solution while at my PC at work. -they are one of the few developers that offer upgrade pricing within the App Store. -Developers will actually respond to questions I understand pricing is a sensitive matter, but in order to make great software that will be around for years, you have to actually pay for it. I understand not everyone can do that, but the fact the Omnigroup charges realistic prices should not be the reason that they get a 1 star review.

I used to depend on it, can’t anymore. I depend on the deferment workflow above all else in this app and they’ve sabotaged its ease of use multiple times. Not to mention my unhappiness about being “upgraded” to this crappy interface change by losing access to all the features I paid outright for on multiple devices a few years ago (yes, full purchases for iPad, iPhone, and Mac, all worthless now). At $10 a month I’m out of this price inflated, bloated nonsense, especially when multiple streamlined kanban apps and todo list apps are significantly lower cost or even free.

Great App, but not THAT $$$$$ Great. I’ve used OmniFocus for years and rely on it daily, but when multiple members of my family (family sharing) can’t share the stand alone app unless we move to the even higher priced subscription model, we are opting to look elsewhere. Other apps have improved since we started using OmniFocus (AND can be shared) and it is time to give them a try. We want to get our daughter started on organizing her life, but we aren’t going to pay such a high price to do it.

iPadOS must be Messing w/ The App. Any task you drop or skip shows up past due on iPad — You can delete the app / reinstall / re-sync with the database and works correctly about 2 hours then you get all your “past due-not really” task. Not sure when they will get it fixed; however, I prefer it fixed before they do anything else for iOS and iPadOS 13 improvements! Basically, sooner rather than later.

Feature Request: Most recent tags and projects. If a user is putting the same tag or adding many tasks to the same project, it would be nice to have those tags rise to the top for ease of assignment. This shouldn’t change the order of tags themselves. In other words, this would be a duplicate of the top 2-3 tags/projects as a list on top of the list. Example below: Hot Project 1 Hot Project 2 ——————(separator line in interface) Project A project B Hot Project 1 Project C Project D Hot Project 2 Project E The projects would all still be where they are in the list, but a special list would be on top of that list with most recently used. Also, there’s a bug where Perspective doesn’t update when you add tasks to a project in its scope while in the Perspective. Won’t update even when you leave and enter the perspective.

Advanced Task Management Simplified. I’ve tried every task manager and always come back to OmniFocus at some point. While I wish it had a couple of small features, nothing else lets you truly build your own task management system like OmniFocus does. Additionally, the community of people writing and discussing it is a wealth of information.

You must own an Apple computer for this to work. I’m completely disappointed with this app. They should tell you from start that nothing will work correctly if you have an Apple phone and a non-Apple computer. They have the web add-on (which is an additional $50), but it just doesn’t work smoothly. Very disappointed. Contacted customer service and they would not give a refund. Waste of money. If you have Microsoft office - just use their “to do” list. Significantly more user friendly.

Best app in the store. I don’t know why people can’t see this app is so much better than Things 3, agenda, bear, and any other task manager. It really is a second brain. Take the time to integrate yourself with this app and it will literally change your life. Thanks Omni team for you continued support over the years and the release of this amazing new app.

Part of my every day existence for years. I use this iOS version as well as the Mac version. It’s been part of my every day life for many years. I am not a hard core GTD person by any stretch, but I read the book once many years ago and have held on to some of the ideas. That and OmniFocus and it’s really helped me stay on top of things. It’s very open ended yet intuitive. Recommended.

Simply the Best. Always come back to this one, and I end buying them all to test. GTD approach is fantastic, and with the flexibility of powerful tags which can be location-based, etc., there is no end to how simple or complex you can make your system. Enjoy!

Already great app gets another improvement. After using OmniFocus to track all my life’s tasks for several years I can tell you one: go and purchase this app. Because you are very likely to read this being here in search for a tool to help you leverage the teachings of David Allen and his GTD methodology. The guys behind this app deserves these few or many more words of praise.

Really good but.... Why is there no way to separate tasks that are actually due today and tasks that are due soon in the perspectives? In version 2 there was an option to only show tasks actually due today. Due soon was configurable and treated separately. In version 3 you can still change what “due soon” means. However, there is no perspective option for due today. Makes no sense.

I love OmniFocus!. It’s the best way for me to organize my life. I would give it 4.5 stars if I could, because one thing I really don’t like about it is that it’s very hard to drag items up and down a list (especially when dragging an item to the top of a list - nearly impossible) If this was fixed, it would be perfect.

Good. Has bugs though.. It’s a great OmniFocus app. If you like OmniFocus you’ll like it. Def the best for a GTD or similar system. App doesn’t have all the bugs ironed out. For example, on the iPad you can long press and rearrange the order of tasks, but this doesn’t work on iPhone. If you do it on iPhone the app acts like it’s working and you reposition the task then it just pops back to where it was every time. Not ideal. Other little UI bugs like that are present and seem to be more of an issue in the iPhone app than in the iPad app.

I'm done giving my money to OmniGroup. I was a loyal user from as far back as their iPad offerings go. Have paid multiple times for successive new iPad, iPhone, and desktop offerings. I've paid hundreds of dollars on Omni products to-date and am drawing the line here, I refuse to give a penny more to these guys. The lack of upgrade pricing is a spit in the face of loyal customers who go back to circa 2012 or 2013 with the platform. This is poor pricing strategy and an overall business practice that lacks foresight and offends what otherwise would be a loyal customer base. I'm pulling my projects out of Omnifocus and finding another solution. Not worth it.

Was amazing but lately…. I have used Omnifocus for YEARS and it has always been my go to. It has always bee 5 stars, however for the last few months, it takes FOREVER to load on my phone and frequently freezes or shuts down while I’m using it. It also isn’t syncing reliably with my other devices. If this keeps up I will have to look for a new program to use. 😢. I can’t sit for 3 minutes for it to load to be able to add something or check it off! Please fix! 🙏🏻

No longer supporting scumbags. After a nearly $50 upgrade after each update you want to start charging a subscription fee? I think I’d rather bite the bullet and take the highly cost saving subscription from Todoist. Your service has become laughable at this point. I’d call you a joke but I’m not sure you understand what a punchline is at this point. Edit: bless you. So you want to charge me $100 year to use windows capabilities, a feature that didn’t exit until just now. Christ you’re a joke of a company. I recommend everyone use things instead

OmniFocus 2 pro upgraded to 3 pro free. I was a bit worried, since I store and organize all my stuff in OmniFocus 2 and I upgraded that one to pro, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to pay for OmniFocus3 pro. But here’s the happy surprise, it’s free to upgrade to pro if you already have the pro in OmniFocus 2. And it’s better. All my old data was transferred into the new version, both versions can sync and communicate! I tried on my phone and iPad. Very happy!

Only giving 2 stars till subscription check is fixed. All the apps (iPhone, iPad and Desktop) all check for your subscription and interrupt your workflow and make you sign in at various times. Sometimes once a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. An app that requires a subscription like this and is supposed to be an aide to your workflow should NOT be interrupting that workflow with an aggressive subscription check. Once this is fixed I wlll change my rating.

Best GTD organizer ever!. I have been using this app since it was first released and considered it the killer app for organizing ever since. Over time it has evolved and stayed current, leveraging the new technology as it comes out. I started with it just on the phone, then the iPad, desktop (separate app but very worth the cost), and then the watch. I was a bit skeptical the app would be useful on the watch, but now I use it everyday. Great app and great support the few times I needed it.

The best of the best. Omnifocus can be whatever I want it to be. It has the flexibility and the power to serve up my tasks anyway I want. I get alerts and a shopping list when i go to the store. I get my morning list every morning. The correct list of what I can do and need to do shows up when I need it. It is clean, solid, syncs quickly everywhere and the support is second to none.

Great app. Such a great GTD app. The view by tags feature is amazing. However the process of setting up repeating tasks needs a serious overhaul to make it much less cumbersome. It’s not very intuitive at all. I just paid for the upgrade from v2 and I’m getting the Mac app soon.

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Language English
Price Free
Adult Rating 4+ years and older
Current Version 3.15.5
Play Store com.omnigroup.OmniFocus3.iOS
Compatibility iOS 14.0 or later

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The application OmniFocus 3 was published in the category Productivity on 30 May 2018, Wednesday and was developed by The Omni Group [Developer ID: 281731738]. This program file size is 160.1 MB. This app has been rated by 1,058 users and has a rating of 3.9 out of 5. OmniFocus 3 - Productivity app posted on 24 January 2024, Wednesday current version is 3.15.5 and works well on iOS 14.0 and higher versions. Google Play ID: com.omnigroup.OmniFocus3.iOS. Languages supported by the app:

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OmniFocus 3 App Customer Service, Editor Notes:

OmniFocus 3.15.5 is a minor update focused on bug fixes. • Outline — Fixed a bug that could cause outline content to display constrained to unexpectedly narrow widths on iPadOS 17. • Sharing — Fixed a bug attempting to share some image formats to OmniFocus. • Stability — Fixed a crash incorporating a task from Shortcuts app when the target location contains a trailing “/”. • Stability — Additional Omni Automation logic updates to avoid a JavaScriptCore crash on iOS and iPadOS 17. If you have any feedback or questions, we’d love to hear from you! The Omni Group offers free tech support; you can email omnifocus@omnigroup.com, call 1–800–315–6664 or 1–206–523–4152, or tweet @OmniFocus. If OmniFocus empowers you, we would appreciate an App Store review. Your review will help other people find OmniFocus and make them more productive too.

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