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A tiny browser extension to manage your Things "Today" items.
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Today View is a tiny browser extension that lets you manage your daily Things 3 tasks in any chromium browser, even on non-Mac computers. Perfect for office PCs or situations where you can't install the Things app. Stay productive, no matter the platform!
How It Works:
This tool lets you effortlessly move your Today tasks from the Things app to your web browser. You can export your tasks as a file, make updates right there in the browser, and then import the updated data back into your Things app. To make it even easier, I've also made a nifty iOS shortcut that acts as your helpful companion for this whole process.
Download the companion iOS shortcut here: https://rafaelgandi.com/today-view-shortcut
What you can do:
- Export and Import your Today list from Things.
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Today View is a great way to see my Today list from Things on my Windows computer, making the app far more usable across platforms. It’s clean, a little fiddly but fast, and fits perfectly into my daily workflow.
Life Saver for Things 3 users who may not have access to a Mac. It has its limitation (because of limitations in Things itself) but does the job.