#Moleskine project planner update#

In the “would be nice” category, I would like the ability to exclude specific Planner events from the My Day view. Because these are long-term tasks, it’s important to me to keep them in a shared location that follows me wherever my task and calendar management wander. Although Reminders has never worked for me for daily task management, I do use it for tracking long-term tasks, like changing the heater filter half-way through winter every year. One major thing missing, which cost MoleskineJourney a star, is the ability to integrate with my existing Reminders. (My search for good task management started with a Palm Pilot.) This turns out to be the customizable My Day view, which shows my tasks for the day, calendars (four of them, from various sources), habits that I’m working on, and ongoing projects, all in a single view. Journey is one of those magical apps that provides what I’ve been looking for for years, even though I had never quite figured out for myself what I needed. Hoping these things can get fixed and giving 5 stars because MoleskineJourney is still light years ahead of everyone else in terms of innovation, creativity and design. Not being able to view and sort your projects by date is silly and once again counterproductive. Also, if you link a project to a date that date should be visible either on the projects homepage or at least once you click into a project. Why should you have to edit the task in order to see your attachments? It’s really counter productive and defeats the purpose of adding attachments in the first place. A few things: please integrate attachments into tasks more efficiently. So excited to see where MoleskineJourney goes.

#Moleskine project planner update#

As long as MoleskineJourney continues to develop and update I could really see it becoming integrated with my day to day life and an essential tool for keeping things organized and stress free. This is a wonderful app that centralizes so many once scattered functions, like calendar, notes, reminders, project planning etc. Truly MoleskineJourney I’ve been dreaming about. It’s well worth the subscription and the time it took to learn to use the program and rework my daily habits.

In the week I’ve been using Journey, I’ve taken my old, scattered systems and turned them into one easy-to-access system that’s made me much more productive. Sick of practicing gratitude or journaling? It’s really just a free-form text field that resets each day: call it whatever you want and write whatever you want in there.

That’s because of the flexible habit system, which allows you to display and customize precisely what you find most useful. It sounds like it might be trying to do too much, but in practice it is perfectly streamlined and and usable. Journey is just what I’ve always hoped for! One app which displays the day’s schedule, my daily chores list, the tasks I want to do today and this week, my morning journal, my food log, my gratitude list and my most important daily goals. I tried several organization apps hoping that they would fulfill my needs, but all of them were disappointing. It worked, yes, but it was always obvious that it could work better. Up until this point, I cobbled together a structure to support myself out of several apps. Without my calendar, my to-do lists and my journal, my life falls apart.