I am Dan Baluta, from http://www.Gtdagenda.com

You have a nice blog, I enjoyed reading through it.

Would you like to use a productivity application, to organize your activities, in work, business, or even personal?
Here are some things about Gtdagenda, so you understand better what it’s about:
It’s a project and task management application based on David Allen’s GTD, obviously. It has the main features like Projects, Contexts and Next Actions. But also other unique features:

Goals
- These are bigger outcomes you want to reach, with a deadline. Multiple projects can be inserted in a goal.

Checklists
- For the repetitive tasks that you have to do, on a regular basis. Be it daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. It’s an unique feature that nobody else has, but you better see it yourself to understand.

Schedules
- Unlimited schedule templates, for a single day or for a 7-day period (week)

Calendar
- Used for the tasks due dates, but also for events, memos, birthdays etc.

The tasks can be exported by email, print and iCal. A mobile version is available at Gtdagenda.mobi, a simpler interface but with almost all the features.

I’d like to ask you for a favour, or hopefully a mutual beneficial deal. I’d like you to publish a Gtdagenda review on your blog, a honest review. A couple of paragraphs, a couple of pictures, nothing fancy.

I can give you a Premium Account (valued $69.95 per year) for free for you to use.

Here are some examples of other reviews about Gdagenda (that were not requested):
http://www.edragonu.ro/gtdagendacom-an-online-gtd-application-reviewed/
http://www.personaldevelopment.ie/2008/05/online-tool-review-gtdagenda/
http://www.ismckenzie.com/04/03/new-on-line-application-for-getting-things-done/
http://treoaddiction.blogspot.com/2008/06/gtd-madness-for-iphone.html

If you’d find useful such a tool for yourself, let me know. I will give you the account nonetheless.

BTW, here is how someone uses Gtdagenda to run his business:
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-internet-marketing-discussion-forum/5235-how-i-use-checklists-run-my-business.html

Thanks and wait your email,
Dan

I worked hard on EBS for the last few months at RightScale. If you see any errors or have any comments please post them on our Wiki and we will address them ASAP.

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