Guides
How calendars, the GTD method and productivity-app subscriptions actually work. No smoke, and no sales pitch halfway through a sentence.
Calendar and tasks on one screen
Keeping your schedule in one place and your tasks in another is not an organisation problem. It is an information problem: you are deciding what fits in the day without ever seeing the whole day.
Read the guide →GTD on the iPhone, set up properly
GTD has a reputation for being complicated, and the way it gets explained is partly to blame. There are five steps. Four of them can be largely automated. The fifth decides whether the system survives.
Read the guide →How Olena works without servers
“We have no servers” sounds like a slogan. It is an architectural decision with concrete consequences, good and bad — and one you can verify from the outside without taking our word for it.
Read the guide →Productivity apps without the expensive subscription
A subscription isn't expensive or cheap because of its number. Almost everything you pay each year goes to servers and staff, not to the program in your hand.
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