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| endlessemergency says: I'm looking for a desktop application for RTM. I find that I usually forget about widgets on the dashboard. I'm thinking something like Twitteriffic for Twitter. If it wasn't for Twitteriffic, I would have forgotten about Twitter, and I'm afraid the same thing will happen with Remember The Milk. Posted at 11:35pm on October 14, 2007 |
ranbarton ![]() says:You could try one of these with either the Google Gadget or the Dashboard widgets.
Posted 5 years ago |
| wagtag says: I also wish there was a app like Twitteriffic for RTM or something like anxietyapp.com for iCal. It would be really great to have an icon in the Menubar so it would be really easy to quickly check on tasks or add new ones. Loading up the site and logging in takes time for a quick task. I almost considered switching to iCal for todos but it can't compare to RTM. For now I just subscribe via iCal. Too bad it is one way. Posted 5 years ago |
| willh says: I'm working on an open-source app that does just that. Posted 5 years ago |
| bradgarland says: I'm also interested in this, keep us posted! Posted 5 years ago |
| arr says: A twitteriffic like app would be perfect Posted 5 years ago |
| aoberoi says: im also really interested in seeing this put together! whoohoo! Posted 5 years ago |
| joeschueller says: As a GMail (for domains) user, the visibility of my list is never a problem, and using the QuickSilver plugin makes item creation simple, elegant, and without disruption. Posted 5 years ago |
| digitalrob says: I'd also like a small app. I use QuickSilver, but I find that it often interprets dates incorrectly, and I still have to go back to RTM to add tags, places, URL's, etc.
Posted 5 years ago |
| jpcody says: @digitalrob...so long as you use the international form (1 April 2008), you should be fine.
Posted 5 years ago |
| mamegoma says: I would -love- this. Definitely echoing the wish of a Mac application for RTM that looks and functions somewhat similar to Anxiety (http://www.anxietyapp.com/) or Twitterific - more so for Anxiety. At the moment I just have the RTM plug-in for Gmail, and iCal and Google Calendar integration - all of which aren't really want I am looking for in RTM use. :| Desktop application = would be amazing.
Posted 5 years ago |
| garret.heaton says: I'd also love a simple desktop app! Something to replace that sticky note I always keep open with high-priority tasks in it. Posted 5 years ago |
| jplumey says: Anything new on this? Posted 5 years ago |
| dexter says: Things (http://www.culturedcode.com/things/) and other new task management / GTD apps should really start to offer RTM sync options. Posted 5 years ago |
| chrisjernigan says: Would love to know if there is any progress on a desktop app for OS X? Posted 4 years ago |
| owengot says: it's not quite the same with fluid app or a widget since these need connect to the internet. with a tool like anxiety you could acces your to do's at any time and on the next sync rtm will be updated. much more conveniant than a ssb imho :)
Posted 4 years ago |
| dimitrilw says: Chalk-up another vote for a native app that syncs to the web. Right now, I eagerly await such a program before I really switch to RTM. I tested using RTM in place of my current desktop GTD application; it was frustrating. Google Gears + the Quicksilver plugin come close, but no cigar. A native app is critical for the hardcore task-aholics. I would pay for such an app and upgrade to Pro. Posted 4 years ago |
| dimitrilw says: Does anybody have any updates on a desktop GTD application that syncs to RTM?
Posted 4 years ago |
| desenso says: Man, how great would it be if Cultured Code offered RTM syncing. *Dreams.* Posted 4 years ago |
| beiju says: If we had a native app I would start actually using RTM in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, willh seems to not be listening. If you see this, I would be delighted to be involved in any kind of beta anything. Pleeze? Posted 4 years ago |
| desenso says: What did you expect? Not even a pro user — probably didn't take the project very seriously to begin with. It's easy to "work" on something, but it takes commitment to ship a decent app.
Posted 4 years ago |
| ben.teese says: The new native iPhone application looks great. Sure beats the web-based app, and first impressions are that it beats Appigo's Todo as a native iPhone RTM client too.
Posted 4 years ago |
| remember_festival says: I'd like to see one as well. Posted 4 years ago |
| mkaub says: Definitely want that too !!!!
Posted 4 years ago |
| filipvisnjic says: Might be useful for some. 10 Must Have Tools for Remember The Milk on the Desktop [WebApp] Mac + Windows. Posted 4 years ago |
| bluehorns says: upz! i wonder if the developer is reading this... Posted 4 years ago |
| conundrum says: Tasque (http://preview.tinyurl.com/9tgu66) is a fantastic little app written in C# for Mono that syncs with RTM. It runs pretty well on OSX, but is still beta quality.
Posted 4 years ago |
| chiefmoamba says: Is anyone working on one? Posted 4 years ago |
| hansengel says: I think I'm going to try to make one. Just need to get this API key approved first.. Posted 4 years ago |
| anna.neville says: I am looking for one of these too - love the idea of RTM, but find Anxiety so easy and as it's always there I actually pay attention to it! Posted 4 years ago |
| sigamy says: hansengel,
Posted 4 years ago |
| hansengel says: Already on it, sigamy :) I've got the user interface pretty much finished and the code is ready. No API key, still, though.. I posted on the mailing list to see if I might've been denied a key :/ Posted 4 years ago |
| sigamy says: hansengel: looking forward to seeing your app. please make sure it allows for due date and time. I like to add times to all to-do items so I can get SMS reminders on phone.
Posted 4 years ago |
| graham.berks says: Count me in as a tester if you need help
Posted 4 years ago |
| jashsayani says: Here's an AIR app that will work on the Mac: http://www.jashsayani.com/my-softwares/remember-the-task/
Posted 4 years ago |
| lancastercomputers says: spot on works fine!! Posted 4 years ago |
| sciamachy says: Something like google notifier would be perfect: it'd sit in the menubar, with a count of today's unfinished tasks, and would give you a list of them in a drop down menu, similar to the Google Calendar functionality in Google Notifier. Heck, if you could get your heads together with Google & get them to integrate it, that'd be well cool. Posted 4 years ago |
| vjcamarena says: the AIR app works beautifully! thanks! Posted 4 years ago |
| sigamy says: I can' get the AIR app to go to the background...does it always have to be the foreground app?
Posted 4 years ago |
| conundrum says: Any news on your API key, hansengel? I'd also be more than happy to contribute to testing the finished product. Posted 4 years ago |
bluesgeek says:Yes, yes, sitting up there in the menu bar next to google notifier. That'd be sweet! Posted 4 years ago |
| kyle.snyder says: One more vote for a native RTM mac client, but please mac it standalone! The main reason I'm a RTM user is that i use entourage (for scores of reasons - work being one) and while i love it, it's task management is abysmal and won't sync over exchange. Thus the RTM pro account. So, please help all of us out by giving us a lightweight desktop app (or something that sync's with RTM). Posted 4 years ago |
| blaenk says: Yeah, a native RTM client for Mac would be really helpful. I'm contemplating getting Things instead since there isn't any client for RTM. Posted 4 years ago |
| silvermilk says: An RTM for MAC app would be great! Posted 4 years ago |
| hotcha3 says: Please someone make a simple MENUBAR app for Mac !!
Posted 4 years ago |
ranbarton ![]() says:@hotcha3 - If you don't need offline access, but crave a menubar app, check out Fluid.
Posted 4 years ago |
freenerd says:Fluid works great and with Google Gears you also have offline access. I don't need a dedicated Cocoa version. Posted 4 years ago |
| hotcha3 says: Hi,
Posted 4 years ago |
| hotcha3 says: Thanks alot odelaney.
Posted 4 years ago |
| l_h2o_l says: Anything new about the Desktop app for OS X ? Posted 4 years ago |
| chrillo.at says: I am currently making an air application that will go in public alpha about next week. see this thread.
Posted 4 years ago |
| sigamy says: Looking forward to testing your app. Posted 3 years ago |
davidtesler says:Please, please develop a mac based desktop app - it would make a great program the industry leader - the web based way to access it is weak Posted 3 years ago |
| chrillo.at says: I just released the another updated version. the app has progressed greatly since I first posted it here. it has a new UI, improved online offline sync and features advanced search like on the rtm website.
Posted 3 years ago |
| abdalla.2 says: chirillo: Are you planning on releasing source for this? If so, and you have a cvs/svn repo, post it on your site and you should get some help with bugs.
Posted 3 years ago |
| chrillo.at says: I currently do not plan to release the code before the app is at least at version 1000 - I still need to clean up to many things and it would be very hard for an outsider to understand what I did - there is no commenting etc... I certainly want the app to be free and I also would share the code publicly when it reached a certain level or maturity but I am not there yet.
Posted 3 years ago |
| jswadley says: chrillo.at: Great app! Thanks for your work. Posted 3 years ago |
leah.shalom says:chrillo.at
Posted 3 years ago |
| carter600 says: I downloaded the widget and authorized it. when It comes up it just keeps, 'thinking' and doesn't connect. any help anyone?? Thanks. Posted 3 years ago |
| stvchu says: Sync with Things (http://www.culturedcode.com/things/) +1 Posted 3 years ago |
| andrewthrelfo says: My main problem with RTM is the UI. It isn't terrible, but it isn't brilliant either (this goes for the iPhone app as well). If both the iPhone app and a Mac app had an elegant, simple interface like Cultured Code's Things that would be fantastic. Posted 3 years ago |
| anant.shiva says: the RTM desktop client needs to look like Things. seriously.
Posted 3 years ago |
| sigamy says: anant,
Posted 3 years ago |
| sigamy says: chrillo.at:
Posted 3 years ago |
| russellmtanner says: Another good to do application is "The Hit List." I actually really like the interface and ease of use. I definitely think there should be a RTM native app. Applications like Fluid are buggy and I've had a lot of hit or misses with other web-based applications. A native application makes things cleaner. Posted 3 years ago |
| edbelsey says: try using fluid to make a SSB Posted 3 years ago |
| jgallen23 says: I've build an app that is very similar to Anxiety but uses remember the milk. You can get it here:
Posted 3 years ago |
ranbarton ![]() says:Thanks for the link, jgallen23. I have downloaded it and will try it out at home this evening. Posted 3 years ago |
acepelon says:@jgallen23- this might sound elementary, but how do you complete a task in Milkmaid? Posted 3 years ago |
| bob.deleeck says: Come on guy's make this mac app Posted 3 years ago |
| ephemeron says: Mac developer here, what would people be willing to pay for a Mac GTM client? I'm considering it... Posted 3 years ago |
| funkeye says: Depends on the features, honestly. If you could make something at the level of Things, I would pay about $50 for it. If it's just something like App For The Milk, I wouldn't pay a dime. Posted 3 years ago |
| markbao says: +1 - I'd be willing to pay $10-20 too. Posted 3 years ago |
| gidgidonihah says: MilkMaid is cool, but it's not quite what I want. Posted 3 years ago |
| pglefeuvre says: ephemeron, Posted 3 years ago |
| scharnout says: I would love to see The Hit List as my frontend for RTM. You guys complete each other. You are online and iPhone. He has the app (but not really actively programming it) Posted 3 years ago |
| sergio_101 says: okay.. i am really putting some thought into this.. and i am getting ready to possibly move on this.. Posted 3 years ago |
| mitch.haile says: I would pay up to $100 for a Things-like UI that synced with RTM. Posted 2 years ago |
| jonasbjork says: I sign up for a $50 native OSX desktop application like Things. Posted 2 years ago |
| sergio_101 says: my biggest fear is that while Things is a great app with a simple yet elegant interface.. could i get into trouble if i developed an application that looked too much like Things? Posted 2 years ago |
| plugawy says: I know it's a little bit early, but I started working on an OSX desktop client for RTM. Posted 2 years ago |
| amen.hamdan says: I guess the overall demand for a desktop app is rather low. The desired feature set would require significant development effort and I doubt that RTM will be wiling to spend it. If you just need a desktop companion, check app for the milk (well crafted AIR application) or try CoffeeMilk (Java and runs on all platforms that support Java 1.6 including MacOS) available for free at http://code.google.com/p/coffeemilk/. Posted 2 years ago |
| llorban says: Same here - a Things-like UI would be superb & would pay for it Posted 2 years ago |
| seancollier says: AppleScript support would be amazing! My workplace uses a trouble ticketing system that sends me an email whenever I have an assignment. I could easily write an AppleScript to import this email into RTM Desktop. Posted 2 years ago |
| kneeland says: If only Things could sync with RTM Posted 2 years ago |
| markmiller66 says: Not sure if this was suggested but since there is an RTM iPhone app, could it easily be ported to the Mac and released in the app store? I realize an almost direct port would make for a rather thin, unfeatured app, but it might be a good start to get comfortable in developing and releasing a mac app. Perhaps investigate offer the app for free for Pro users as an incentive for others to upgrade? Posted 2 years ago |
| itscoley says: Things is currently making a cloud syncing service. I would have much preferred RTM support. :/ Posted 2 years ago |
| itscoley says: (Going to web browser to add a task on the mac) Posted 2 years ago |
| angelhguillen says: Hey guys, when is the mac app arriving? I see other less powerful tasks apps in the app store, I don't want to change! Posted 2 years ago |
| lasthunter says: I think you can re-use most of your codebase from iPhone and iPad and native Mac app would be great - look at Reeder for example, how it takes advantage over web-based Google Reader :) Posted 2 years ago |
| sarelvdwalt says: Definitely would like an app for the mac... offline storage so that you can add tasks etc and when it sees a new network it uploads. Posted 2 years ago |
| karis612 says: If use Adobe Air, it will be used in any platform. And using RTM APIs, somebody could develop a desktop application supporting "dependencies", "sub tasks", and etc using "tagging". By the way, I want this version developed by RTM team.. 'cause, they're good :) Posted 2 years ago |
| nguyenlocduy says: I like the 'App for the milk' app, it's simple and nice. But I think an official app always the right way to go. I also think Desktop App is a must have. Love to see this app in production. Posted 2 years ago |
| tinycg says: port the amazing looking ipad app to the mac app store, that's all I'd need :) Posted 2 years ago |
| alessandro.martins says: Anyone knows if CalendarBar works great with RTM iCal address? Posted 2 years ago |
| thedoson says: AND FOR LINUX TOO Posted 2 years ago |
mir_lww says:The web app is functional enough,especially using with "chrome app mode". Posted 2 years ago |
| kelake says: Here is an efficient way to integrate RTM with your Mac: Alfred, Remember the Milk http://ruk.ca/content/alfred-remember-milk Posted 2 years ago |
| elisabethericson says: Was just coming here to say I'd like an effortless keyboard shortcut for entering tasks without opening the web app (I have too many tabs open at all times for that to be practical). I already have Alfred installed, so this should be a seamless adjustment. Thanks for the link, kelake! Posted 2 years ago |
| timjph says: Since google gears has vanished, this has become really important. The benefits of RTM being cloud based are lost if you can't access/update your tasks when offline (i.e. on a plane). With gears it was possible to do this in the web browser - no more. Posted 2 years ago |
| webkenny says: The web app leaves much to be desired. Trying adding more than 3 rows of lists, smart lists, searches, etc and it quickly becomes apparent that RTM should not be using Tabs for the interface. They desperately need a refresh honestly. I now basically only use the iPad app. Posted 2 years ago |
| anders.emretsson says: Just want to add emhasis to this: An RTM app för the (OS X) desktop is vital. Posted 2 years ago |
| philippgerard says: +1 for a native Mac desktop app to add, edit and manage your tasks. Posted 2 years ago |
| tkleijkers says: +1 for a native Mac desktop add, like the iPad application. Posted 1 year ago |
| ivanslovin says: I agree an RTM App for OS X would make the whole product suite complete Posted 1 year ago |
| xkickflip says: I tried RTM a couple years ago but couldn't stick with it as just a webapp. Trying again thanks to the iphone app, but with google gears no longer supported in the latest Firefox, I'm really missing an OS X native app. Posted 1 year ago |
| leifarthur says: I use the RTM iPad and iPhone application and I would love to see a native OS X app as well. The web interface is pretty good but in general I'll take the native app over the web version any day (except when not at my own computer :-) Posted 1 year ago |
| pmoelgaard says: the lack of native desktop app is making me constantly on the lookout for alternatives, had there been a native desktop I wouldn't have to do that. Posted 1 year ago |
| manish.remember says: +2 Posted 1 year ago |
| tjasper says: Or improve the web app! Posted 1 year ago |
| ericsw says: +1 for a native Mac app that has offline capabilities. Offline with sync would be THE reason to build a native app. Many people (myself included) have intermittent online access. I would pay for a Pro account for this. Posted 1 year ago |
nathaniel.lewis says:Any way you can bring the (excellent) iPad app to the desktop?? Posted 1 year ago |
| brslick says: Agree with nathaniel.lewis! You've got the codebase for the iPad app... I can see it easily translating to the Mac the way Twitter brought over the iPad app to the desktop. Please :) Posted 1 year ago |
| nguyenlocduy says: This is a must have for sure!!! Posted 1 year ago |
| bbhatti says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| elemorvan says: +1 ...it would make things that much easier Posted 1 year ago |
| petelawley says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
jelykins says:I love RTM but hate the web UI and would kill for a Mac app like the one for iPad. +1 from me, too Posted 1 year ago |
| nordender says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
dominic.spachmann says:I would appreciate the iPad App being transferred to Mac OS for starters. Maybe this framework can help? http://chameleonproject.org/ Posted 1 year ago |
| joshualhickman says: Yes please just like the iPad app, just got a 27" new iMac, i need to remember things on there too! Posted 1 year ago |
| edmundf says: +1! Posted 1 year ago |
| jondprice says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| tjasper says: +50000 because i really want it Posted 1 year ago |
| kevgan88 says: Hey guys there is a program out there called Milk Maid. http://sourceforge.net/projects/milkmaid/ Posted 1 year ago |
ktleow says:+1 to this idea. Posted 1 year ago |
disappearedng says:Actually, the dev team should look into adobe AIR. Posted 1 year ago |
| calvinwang says: +1 Desktop client please! Posted 1 year ago |
| felixc says: With the ability to create a standalone app with site-specific browsers like Fluid (for Mac) I don't need the dedicated Mac app as much. This allows you to alt-tab/command-tab over for quick access to RTM. Still, a dedicated app would be nice. :) Posted 1 year ago |
isosceles says:An app similar to the Fantastical interface would be perfect! I just want a quick way to enter and see my lists. Posted 1 year ago |
| yksk says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| gene.sigalov says: seriously, its about time. Posted 1 year ago |
| sabroderick says: i've been a happy RTM pro user for more than a year now. i'm actively considering dumping it though 'cuz there's no good OSX desktop solution. it pains me to consider it :-( :-( :-( . i use the iPad app - would love to see that hack-ported to OSX. Posted 1 year ago |
| mandeep.wasu says: Mac Desktop please. RTM is everything a small business [mixed mac & windows environment] needs to bring everyone in team -12 people] on same page, please help by launching the Mac App. Posted 1 year ago |
| jchiar says: Please bring on a desktop app that syncs. These web hacks dont work well. Posted 1 year ago |
| klagreca says: We need a Mac App. Must be easy to use and fit the Apple UI standards Posted 1 year ago |
| jana.bouma says: We need a desktop app for Windows as well. The developer of App for the Milk is no longer supporting that gadget. I haven't been able to get other available add-on gadgets to work properly. I don't need an I-phone or an Android. I just need to have RTM on my desktop when I get up in the morning! Posted 1 year ago |
| newmilkentry says: I'd like a desktop app for RTM. The benefits would come from the integration with the operating system - things like email and web clipping, quick task entry and right-click functions. It would also mean I would have a desktop backup for my vital data. Posted 1 year ago |
| newmilkentry says: Furthermore, a desktop app would allow the possibility of greater consistency with the iOS apps. For example, at present, due tasks on the web interface show in bold text, whereas on iOS they show with coloured dates next to them. Posted 1 year ago |
| jardines says: Yes, a Mac App please! Posted 1 year ago |
| cmartinjcm says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| aklein3876 says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
andy.marcoux says:YES YES YES. The iPhone RTM works great. Make it for iMac PLEASE! Posted 1 year ago |
| thota says: +1 for native desktop app please Posted 1 year ago |
| jolt9157 says: I would love a RTM desktop UI for Mac. I've been a pro member for 3 years and would stay here another 7 with a desktop UI As it stands, I've been investigating other services with better desktop apps. Posted 1 year ago |
| nrhjohn says: Since Gears is being deprecated how are we supposed to perform offline task management on our laptops? What is the plan, is there one? Posted 1 year ago |
| mactuxman says: Hey guis (and girls), four years of discussion and no app yet? Posted 1 year ago |
| blkdragon96 says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| eyalw says: I'd love a native RTM app, with a RTM look and feel. I don't like the Air version. Posted 1 year ago |
| aljoscha says: +1 for a native mac desktop app Posted 1 year ago |
| mikebowden says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| michelebologna says: +1 for me. Right now i'm using flux.app (and Safari), but RTM + desktop app = <3 Posted 1 year ago |
| jjaimon says: +1. Posted 1 year ago |
| james.arlen says: I'd be willing to spend 2-3x the cost of the Pro subscription if it meant I could have a native OSX app that was as good as the iPad app. Pretty please? Posted 1 year ago |
| kenderken says: Hm. So, what are the chances here? Is anyone really working on the desktop, standalone, client for RTM? Posted 1 year ago |
| gcman105 says: +1 from me too. Posted 1 year ago |
| psmt says: desktop app for mac please. also would be nice to be able to choose fontsize in the android version. Posted 1 year ago |
| wainwda says: +1 from me. Posted 1 year ago |
| trinix says: Any news on this? I would love to have a basic desktop mac app!!! Posted 1 year ago |
gboisvert says:Might as well just tip your hand RTM and tell us you are working on this. :) Posted 1 year ago |
| se.ostermann says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
mxq says:I really need it. Without google gear, still I will be happy with the app. Posted 1 year ago |
| erzz says: No way I can possibly justify a pro account with a desktop (i.e. offline) version of the app. Especially when there are so many free options with desktop/iphone/ipad apps Posted 1 year ago |
| erzz says: ermm *without :) Posted 1 year ago |
cansteg says:I Need a native Mac App. for serious task management, come on guys...go for it! Posted 1 year ago |
| matt.keays says: Native Mac app for me as well guys - this is the era of BYOD - so I go into the office and plug my MB Pro into the network and start working. You do have 1 competitor who has the MAC OSX app to complement iOS but I think it's slightly too complicated. Posted 1 year ago |
| sqrabs says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| l1nu5r says: but there are literally no desktop app for mac/windows while there is an app for linux http://live.gnome.org/Tasque/Screenshots Posted 1 year ago |
| blkdragon96 says: Incredible! This thread is 5 years old and still active! Posted 1 year ago |
| david.snigier says: I'd like to see a good native OS X version in the app store and would happily pay $15 for it. Posted 1 year ago |
| mike.dawoud says: I agree with everyone here, no way I'm upgrading to pro version without a desktop app...so it would be nice to see a OS X app for RTM please! Posted 1 year ago |
| rhart00 says: Agreed. Anxiously awaiting a desktop app of RTM. seriously thinking about canceling my pro membership and transferring to another service because of the lack of a desktop client. Posted 1 year ago |
| ns.dhaliwal says: Why this has not been done yet i do not know! Posted 1 year ago |
| piotrzajac says: RTM for Mountain Lion's notification center!!! :) Posted 1 year ago |
gboisvert says:4 months into the year and nothing big our of RTM. This or a web UI overhaul is coming IMO. Posted 1 year ago |
| rvicelli says: A little late but just got my Mac. +1 Posted 1 year ago |
josh.deckard says:I really home RTM comes out with a Mac app soon or I'm leaving the service Posted 1 year ago |
| starev says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| patrickbowen says: I started using RTM 3-4 years ago. Was a pro user for a while, used everything out there for a year and now have come back because there isn't anything better that syncs across platforms. Posted 1 year ago |
| gillaizeau.olivier says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
| rowanprice says: +1 and give it the new interface on the iphone app, please. million times better. Posted 1 year ago |
| rowanprice says: > and then looked at RTM api page it's perfectly fine if RTM don't want to make desktop app but should let someone else make it .. for pro users least Posted 1 year ago |
mikefaf says:+1 !!!!!! to go with the other 5 million over the last 5 years. Please! Posted 1 year ago |
mjleitch says:I hope I live to see the day a native RTM is released for Mac! Not a port of the iPad UI, but a real mac app with a UI design specifically for the desktop. Posted 11 months ago |
michnieuwoudt says:it really sucks that rtm is not available as a desktop app on a mac. Posted 10 months ago |
| kcampana says: How do we still not have a Mac app? Or at least the ability to easily get it into iCal/Tasks. I mean I pay for pro to sync across all platforms but can't unless I want to dedicate a browser tab to RTM all day long. Not effective. Posted 10 months ago |
| jfchadeyron says: +100 Posted 10 months ago |
al.pendergrass says:The iPad and iPhone clients are great. We need something similar for OS X. Posted 10 months ago |
| dizz says: +1 Posted 10 months ago |
josh.deckard says:YES...Please bring Mac App ASAP or i will probably leave for another program that has it (there are tons). Posted 9 months ago |
cximran says:Guys please! I would love a mac desktop app that looks like the iOS app! Posted 8 months ago |
| timofey.peters says: I would love to see a Mac app also +1 Posted 8 months ago |
| christianehansen says: I too would love to see that. I often work offline and find myself fumbling around on the smartphone when wanting to add something, which steals way too much time. Posted 8 months ago |
| ron.kubsch says: Please, please bring a Mac App ASAP! Posted 8 months ago |
| thota says: I will have to quit using RTM if there is no Mac App in the very near future. Posted 7 months ago |
| jgrignon says: Would also like a OSX desktop app please. I would be much more interested in the Pro service if I had something to sync it to that did not require me using a widget or a web browser. Posted 7 months ago |
| deguir says: Mac App please! Posted 6 months ago |
jshoaf says:Love the iPad RTM app. Its one of my favorites. But I need RTM on my MacBook Pro where I do most of my work. Please use the iPad app as a model for a MacOS app! Posted 4 months ago |
| brohken says: Another +1 Posted 4 months ago |
cbryant555 says:I also request that a MacBook App be created. Without the app, I probably will look elsewhere for a todo program soon. Posted 16 weeks ago |
| gnuyoga says: +1 for macbook desktop app. Posted 15 weeks ago |
| williamdsnow says: another vote for this, it could be like your ipad version or just local frame with local storage. Sync like evernote. I built one with fluidapp but it is not as smooth as RTM browser version. Posted 13 weeks ago |
patricke says:I'd also love to have this, since the iPhone and iPad apps are so well designed, and a much more of a joy to use compared to the online UI. Posted 11 weeks ago |
| arete says: +1 Posted 10 weeks ago |
langejos says:count me in! that's the only gripe I have about RTM: sitting on a plane not being able to pour my meeting notes into todos (without resorting to a mobile device) Posted 8 weeks ago |
vladikin.m says:+2 Posted 16 days ago |
cximran says:Oh man if I could have iphone app in the form of a desktop app - win! Posted 13 days ago |