GTD (Getting Things Done) is David Allen's method for a clear head: capture every task, clarify what it means, and always work from a trusted list of next actions. Plenty of apps track tasks; few are real GTD apps that are also fast, native, and on every device. NextThing is. It guides you through your inbox one item at a time, and new AI fills in each task's project, context, energy, and due date. Native on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux. Offline-first. Free to start.
Hi PH 👋 Dmitry here, I built NextThing.
Quick context for anyone new to it: GTD (Getting Things Done) is David Allen's method for staying organized without holding everything in your head. You capture every task, clarify what it actually is, and always work from a trusted list of next actions.
Here's the gap I kept hitting: there are hundreds of task trackers, but very few apps actually built around GTD that are also fast, native, and run on every device. I did GTD for years and kept switching between Todoist, TickTick, and Nirvana. Each got a piece right; none did the whole method well everywhere I work. So I made the one I wanted.
What's different:
- Guided inbox processing. Instead of dumping everything into one list, it takes you through each item: decide what it is, then where it goes. It's the part of GTD most apps skip.
- AI processing, which I just shipped. Type something like "call the dentist next week" and it fills in the project, context, energy, and due date. One tap to confirm.
- Energy and time filters, so you see only what you can actually do now.
- Native on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, and it works offline.
Free to start. I'd love feedback from people who do GTD and from people who've never tried it: what does your current setup still get wrong? I'll be around all day.
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