This is the new OmniFocus for iPhone,
designed for iOS 7.
We wanted to make it easier
to get a sense of what you’ve got on your plate.
The new home screen
is designed for greater clarity,
with a Forecast summary,
and color-coded badges
to show you, at a glance,
what needs attention.
With your iPhone always at your side,
tap New Inbox Item
to capture your ideas and tasks
whenever you think of them.
With Save+
it’s now faster to get all of your to-do Actions
out of your head, and into the app, at once.
If you you haven’t quite decided how to organize them yet,
the Actions go into your Inbox.
Eventually, you can either check them off as done right there,
or add them to a larger Project —
things that take more than one Action step to complete.
In Projects, thanks to the new summary dots,
color-coded by whether they’re overdue,
or due soon,
you can now get an idea of where your Project stands
without even opening it.
but once you do, the color-coding follows through
into the Action list,
to show how soon the due date is,
or if they’re flagged.
If you don't see what you’re looking for,
simply drag down on almost any screen
to reveal Search,
where you can find Actions across all of your Projects.
Touch and hold the “back” button
to quickly get back to the Home screen.
Check out the Forecast summary…
and the full Forecast view —
where you can see what’s coming up
across all of your Projects,
with the same color coding you’ve seen before.
Contexts are a way to categorize your Actions
based on something you need
to get that Action done.
It could be a tool, like your Mac;
a person, such as your boss;
or even a place, like the grocery store.
If it’s a place,
Nearby has a map
to show which of your Location Contexts
are close to you.
So you can finally remember
to pick up that bow tie
you’ve been meaning to get for your cat.
All of this, and background syncing,
in the new OmniFocus for iPhone