I can add … Over here I could tag this, say well what category? Video Work. That’s a little bit different than a project this is a category of things. So you’ve got your projects, and then you’ve got categories. I could go in here and you could have a project now with reviews, or maybe you’re with a certain business project or something you’re working on at home. If you want to set up a project, again very simple, you use the + feature down here, and we’ll call this Views. We’ll put the date for tomorrow the 22nd, set date.
You can now see that there’s 2 tasks and now the total’s up to 60 minutes.
We’re going to go in and we’re going to edit that, and we’re going to give it we’ll say 15 minutes. We’re going to say, “Post the video.” Save that. We’re going to keep this, go ahead and hide the task details, and set one more up real quick so I can show you that time feature. Then obviously you can delete your task if you want to. Then being able to do the categories and priority is also very handy. The last couple that are pretty standard, you need to have dates and repeating. If we add another one here it gives you a running tally, which is pretty neat.ĭate, you can give yourself a date and time reminder. You now can see in the inbox there’s just the one that I’ve made, but one left, at a total of 45 minutes. To give you an idea about this you can say … I’ve got a list here of handy times, and we’ll say record the video’s going to take 45 minerals. You can give each task as you do it a time needed as an estimate, and that way you can see what your to-do list looks like in terms of total time needed. Time Needed, this is handy feature that I haven’t seen on any other applications. You can, again this toggles Priority or not.
Then if we go back … I’m going to shut this little Info tab. I guess I should … we’ll go over that in a little bit more detail, but there’s integrations with things like Dropbox which are really powerful. This is pretty cool, you can attach just about anything you want, depending on how you set it up. Over here in the little side panel that pops up you can also click on this Project Info to get activity, attachments. If you click on the main body, this is how you can edit. You can make it a priority take by clicking on the star, and you can see it now popped up that I have 1 priority task. Real quick, that’s what you see right here, and it’s to get this stuff captured very quickly. Down here you have a + button if you want to put something in like “Record Nozbe video,” and then save it. Then in your inbox you have exactly what you think. These are the big ones you’re going to use. You got Priority, Inbox, Projects, Categories and Calendar. It’s pretty cohesive an experience with the Nozbe app. Obviously the mobile apps operate roughly the same way, a little bit smaller screen, but the setup is the same which is really nice. This is going to go through the setup of the Web app. What I’m going to do next is hop into the Web-based app and go from there. Note: If you’re interested in Nozbe after seeing the review, click here to be taken to their main page. Not sure how usable that is, but it’s another way to capture information which is kind of nice. I believe they just updated with some of the wearables, so that’s interesting if you’re into that. It looks like a very clean interface and simple to use. Then I had some screen shots online, things like that, decided to check it out. That’s a pretty robust ecosystem they’ve got right there. I like that they had, as it says here, apps available for Mac, Windows, Linux – which is nice, Android, iPad, iPhone. Unbeknownst to us, they had actually been around for a while, but I signed right up, as I'm very interested in the latest and greatest to-do lists, organizers, things like that. Hello everyone, today I want to talk to you a little bit about Nozbe, which is this really cool program that I came across a few months ago. *Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links from which I may receive a commission at no cost to you*