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The guys from Midnight Inbox, the most polished Mac GTD I’ve ever seen (and this is about how it actually looks, not about how it actually performs) announced today a little teaser about what to expect from Midnight Inbox 1.1 version. Things are shaping pretty well, and I already saw some goodness, like “the dock icon of Inbox show its fulness”, or some serious sql speed improvments.
Always considered Midnight Inbox a sort of Maserati of GTD applications, not from the cost standpoint, but from a visual luxury perspective. On the other corner are applications like Actiontastic, with a minimalist interface. In the beginning of my GTD ramblings, I was quite excited about Inbox, but since I started to use ThinkingRock, no other applications has paralleled its efficiency, despite its, let’s call it, ugleness.
But the latest announcement from Midnight Inbox seems interesting, I will surely give it a try as soon as it is released.
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