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• ↓ Tracks 2.7.1
• ↓ Current features
• ↓ Getting Tracks
• ↓ History
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"Tracks is a web-based application to help you implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology. It was built using Ruby on Rails, and comes with a built-in webserver, so that you can run it on your own computer if you like. It can be run on any platform on which Ruby can be installed, including Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. Tracks is Open Source, free and licensed under the GNU GPL."

"The main page shows all your actions sorted by context, but you can also view pages showing just the actions in one context (for when you want to focus on your office tasks, email or errands), or just the actions in one project. You can add as many contexts and projects as you like, and drag them around on the page to change the sort order, so that your more commonly used contexts and projects are at the top of the page. Projects can have attached notes, as can individual actions. You can also mark projects as active, hidden or completed. If you want to put a project on the back-burner for a while, but you haven’t completed it, marking it as hidden hides the project’s actions from your home page. Similarly, contexts can be hidden from the home page, which is handy for contexts such as ‘Someday/Maybe’: things you want to make a note of, but which you don’t want to deal with right now."

"If you need alternative ways to slice your actions, you can now tag actions with free-form tags, and view all actions tagged with a particular tag on one page. This gives you another way to look at your data which works in parallel with the more traditional contexts and projects. In addition, you can ‘star’ actions very quickly by just clicking the star icon. Starred actions can also be viewed on their own page, and can be used in whatever way you find most helpful. A starred task might be a particularly urgent or important one, or something you’re aiming to do today."

"The main editing functions in Tracks use Ajax, which – if you’re not into the terminology – means that you see nearly instant changes to the page without having to refresh the page. A form on the main page lets you add actions to any context or project, whereas forms on context and project pages automatically assign the current context or project to the new next action. Your existing context and project names are auto-completed as you type, saving you time and reducing input errors. Furthermore, you can set a default context for each of your projects, which saves you typing ‘Office’ for every action in a particular project."

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Tracks 2.7.1

Current features

Getting Tracks

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