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title: "Planners"
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date: 2022-10-25T22:32:42+01:00
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I literally cannot find a good planner and it's driving me crazy.
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## A good planner would:
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* Follow GTD - capture with an inbox, tags, etc.
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* Be native - I don't want a slow unresponsive electron app
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* Be open-source - I dont want people spying on what I'm actually doing
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* Have an easy to use phone app - so I can check, update or add tasks from anywhere quickly
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* Sync with git - reliable, easy, sustainable sync that doesnt require use of a cloud service
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* Not be bloated - we don't need timers (super productivity) or calculators (taskwarrior) in our task managers
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* Have do and due dates - one of the best features from things (app on iOS and macOS), saying when you'll do something but also keeping the date it's due for (i.e. assignments, projects)
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## Is there anything?
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There literally nothing that ticks all of these boxes. It's shocking. Regardless, I would say that dstask is probably the best at the moment, but it's still a bit clunky, lacking an actual phone app and do dates, which is pretty critical to my work.
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## So, in conclusion
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I'm probably going to have to make one of these things myself.
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