Looking for the best coaching advice on getting GTD® setup in your favorite tool? Check out our popular GTD Setup Guides. They are written by our GTD experts and are packed with step-by-step instructions and advice on how to get the most out of many common tools for Getting Things Done®.
We currently have GTD Setup Guides for:
Outlook® for Windows®
Outlook® for Mac®
Nirvana®
Trello®
Google® Apps
OmniFocus®
Todoist®
Evernote® for Windows
Evernote® for Mac
OneNote® for Windows
iPhone®/iPad®
Lotus Notes®
Things®
Wunderlist®
Paper Organizers
You can find them all in our GTD Shop, including free samples to get an idea about what’s of the content. Monthly and Annual GTD Connect members can download Setup Guides for free on gtdconnect.com.
We are working on an Asana® guide now and will post more news on that when we are closer to releasing it. We are also updating our Google Apps Guide and Outlook 2019 for Mac, as they UI and features changed significantly on both.
We can’t create guides for every tool out there, but we’re always open to suggestions for what you’d like to see!
The apps you guys have made setup guides for are great, but I would find a GTD setup guide for the MacOS and iOS app “2Do” very helpful. I’m just getting started on my GTD journey, and other GTD methodology users recommended I use 2Do.
Thanks for reading!
What about a Joplin setup guide?
We will add Joplin to our list of apps to look into.
I bought GTD guide for iPhone, iPad and Evernote in 2013. Have been using Evernote but am disenfranchised with their recent changes and would like to change try iPhone and iPad. Have you updated those guides since 2013 (notes and reminders seem a lot different these days). Just hate to buy the exact same thing again if not! 😎
Thank you!
Hi Stacy,
Thanks for asking. Both the iPhone and iPad guides are scheduled for updates in the next 2-4 months. As soon as those are ready we will make them available again in our GTD Shop.
Do you plan to create a GTD Setup Guide for Mac Notes?
Hi Lois, we don’t currently have plans to create a guide for Mac Notes. We haven’t had any requests before, but I have made a note of your interest. Thanks!