I started reading a book a few months ago called Getting Things Done by David Allen (I highly recommend it). The book gives great tips on how to organize your life and create a workflow for yourself that actually helps you get things done. There's a certain process and setup that you need to follow the advice in the book, and in fact there is a fairly large following of people who subscribe his theory. (Most of the applications, websites and blogs etc... use the acronym GTD.) On my Mac, I use a program called iGTD, which is free, and constantly updated. Its a great tool to help organize my work.

I'm a pretty big fan of GTD, which is why I was excited to see a GTD Flex application being added to the Flex showcase. The application supports a number of projects and contexts, as most GTD apps do. Actions are easily added, with data being stored back on the server. (The site appears to be running PHP on the backend.)

The application is obviously early in the development cycle, but shows promise. An Adobe AIR application would be high on my list of features to add, so the data is available even when I'm not connected to the Internet. Check it out if you're interested in getting things done, and provide feedback to the developer on how to improve the application.