• New App Uses Eisenhower’s Method To Get Your Things Done

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    Tuesday, September 4th, 2012
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    There are plenty of “Get Things Done” apps out there like Things and Priority Matrix which either focus on GTD or don’t rely on a time management philosophy. Then there are those like hot Berlin-based startup Wunderlist from 6wunderkinder with a very design-led approach.

    Now bootstrapped Eisenhower.me is bringing out its iPhone app based on the ‘Eisenhower matrix’ time management principle, with a corresponding web client. Costing $1.99, the app synchronizes your tasks with the free web application.

    The original Eisenhower matrix of four quadrants hasn’t been done much on mobile apps because of its less-than friendly mobile shape, but these guys seems to have come up with a neat solution.

    Founders Andreas Kwiatkowski and Tim Brückmann are launching the app out of Cologne, Germany. Let us know what you think in the comments.