For those who miss "Email in tasks" in Checkvist - just got an interesting comment in uservoice:

For those who miss "Email in tasks" in Checkvist - just got an interesting comment in uservoice:

    A workaround is to use a text editor on your phone (I use drafts for iPhone) that can append your inbox item to a txt file in dropbox. Then you can paste it in checkvist using the shortcut 'im' once a day, and you'll be able to process your items from there.

    It sounds like many steps, but since the creating (with Drafts) is so fast, and it syncs to dropbox, it's a lot quicker as a hole than for example nozbe and rtm.

 
http://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-general/suggestions/85469-email-in-tasks-

Comments

  1. David Elins1 June 2013 at 08:30

    I wonder how much the developers have researched my all-time favorite information manager, the now defunct "Ecco Pro". It is woefully out of date now but still has a tremendous user base (not me, though). Like the Checkvist developers, the Ecco Pro developers seemed to really consider usability and utility when they designed the software. They were pre-web, though, and that (plus corporate bottom line) may have contributed to their demise.

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