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ranbarton

While my following suggestion is a far cry from a desktop app, I encourage you to try subscribing to your lists' feeds with a feed reader that will cache them and display them offline. This does the trick for my reference purposes.

For example, I use iCal to get the feeds, which then go from there to my iPod and my Palm. Works well.

Posted 5 years ago

lol! that is a much simpler solution all round. Thank you.
(this don't mean an app would b cool.)

Posted 5 years ago

Or you can just open a weekly planner and save that page to HD.

Posted 5 years ago

good idea benpage26. I second you.

Or some firefox extension like the new del.icio.us extension which allows users to access their bookmarks even when offline.

Posted 5 years ago

There is a C-based API available...

I'm sure someone with some good vB experience can whip up a GUI app that could interface with RTM while offline... Anyone?

Posted 5 years ago

Regarding the comment about subscribing to your list's feed via an RSS reader - I use one from Yahoo Widgets that displays my task list on my desk top. Very handy.

Posted 5 years ago

I would love to see something like Evernote 3 for RTM with Offline use and online syncing.
http://www.evernote.com

Posted 4 years ago

Still would love a desktop app.

Posted 12 months ago

william.flack

I would love to see something for the windows desktop like the excellent new ipad app. The ability to write and read notes that look like the notes in the ipad app would be great.

Posted 11 months ago

I agree, something like the ipad app as an online app for the mac and also as an interface update for the online version would be awesome. I don't have an ipad but love what I see of that app and wonder how hard it would be to update the online app to a newer interface like that.

Posted 11 months ago

I agree. In the meantime have a look at App for the Milk (Google it). It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux and allows editing and crating new tasks offline. It then syncs when you're back online. It saves your tasks to an XML file so you won't lose them. I've only been using it for two days but it's great.

Posted 10 months ago

Oh man.. I've used App for the Milk and various other 3rd party RTM apps and none are like my iPhone app.. even something that simple would be perfect! Just so I can have it up next to my twitter window w/out having to switch tabs in Firefox all the time.. Great app, Nothing compares!

Posted 7 months ago

chandan.maruthi

I love the Androip app . While its great to review tasks and close completed tasks. I find it difficult to plan my week and add 10-20 tasks at a time or rearrange tasks on the limited screen space on my android phone .

What i would like to have is a desktop app which I could use . I have used several apps like app for the milk, YAR desktop etc. But I think that have not evolved at all and most of them are not updated since 2009.

Could you consider adding a desktop app . Something thats done on Adobe Air perhaps and uses the full space of the laptop screen to create/arrange/edit/delete tasks and look at them in different views. I like to look at tasks by week. Like whats pending today , this week, next week etc.

Posted 15 weeks ago

partario

I'm with canyonr, in that I think an Evernote style desktop app with offline caching and sync would be divine.

Posted 11 weeks ago