OmniFocus for the Web is a companion to OmniFocus 3 for Mac and OmniFocus 3 for iOS, available as part of an OmniFocus subscription. Using your web browser, you can view your projects, add actions, mark actions as complete, and more. It’s currently designed for use on a computer rather than use on a phone. Check browser compatibility. Rose is a chocoholic who loves OmniFocus almost as much as she does chocolate. She’s been using OmniFocus for years to help manage her studies and work, as well as a decent amount of travel. Ryan is a lapsed linguist who takes great comfort from a cup of tea and a determiner phrase. Whatever success he enjoys today is due to his. GTD & OMNIFOCUS 3 SETUP GUIDE FOCUS OF THIS GUIDE Our focus with this Guide is to show you how to use OmniFocus® for your GTD® workflow. The Guide is packed with our best practices for configuring and populating OmniFocus for your Projects, Next Actions.

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Update:OmniFocus for the Web is now available, and is a great solution for working with your OmniFocus data on a Windows PC.

While OmniFocus doesn’t offer any direct integration with the Windows platform, and we don’t have any plans to create a client for Windows, many of our Windows customers use our Omni Sync Server’s Mail Drop service to loop their PC into their OmniFocus workflow. By using Mail Drop, you can capture items into the OmniFocus Inbox from any device that supports email.

In addition, if you’re utilizing Outlook for Windows and it syncs with Microsoft Exchange, by configuring Exchange on your iOS device you can set up a one-way migration of Outlook Reminders into OmniFocus through our Reminders Capture feature. While this was originally designed around using Siri to dictate tasks into OmniFocus via the Apple Reminders app, this workflow offers the side benefit of allowing any program that can sync to Reminders.app a way to get tasks into OmniFocus for iOS.

iTunes on Windows also backs up the data on your iPhone or iPad when you plug it in, so while this doesn’t give you a way to directly interact with your database from the PC, it’s a great measure to ensure your data is backed up in case something untoward happens. As a measure of redundancy, it might also be worth synchronizing with Omni Sync Server or another WebDAV server, so that you’ll have a live copy of your database living somewhere online in the event that your mobile device is damaged or stolen.

The Omni Group provides some excellent resources to help you get the most out of OmniFocus.

OmniFocus is developed, sold, and supported by the Omni Group. This Seattle-based company has been developing productivity software for many years and has a talented team with a passion for producing meticulously crafted apps.

Here are some of the resources that the Omni Group provides to help you make productive use of OmniFocus.

Help Menu — The Help menu in OmniFocus 3 for Mac is a good place to start. Most notably, selecting OmniFocus Help will open the built-in manual. This is also a convenient place to access OmniFocus News and Release Notes. If you need some help from the Omni Group’s outstanding “Support Ninjas”, select Contact Omni to drop them a line.

OmniFocus Apps — Download OmniFocus 3 for Mac from the Omni Group’s website or the Mac App Store and put both the Standard and Pro features through their paces. Similarly, the OmniFocus for iOS (that supports iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch) is available through the iOS App Store.

Inside OmniFocus — This website showcases OmniFocus-related workflows and tools and is a natural complement to Learn OmniFocus. The Working With OmniFocus 3 section documents a wide range of OmniFocus workflows. And the Tools & Services area shows how OmniFocus pairs well with other services and tools.

OmniFocus Videos — The Omni Group has a large and growing collection of videos that cover features Mac and iOS versions of OmniFocus, stories of OmniFocus in the Field and recordings of talks from past events.

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OmniFocus Manuals — The Omni Group provides excellent manuals for OmniFocus 3 for Mac and OmniFocus 2 for iOS. Visit the Omni Group’s Manuals page to access the latest version of the manuals for all of the Omni Group’s apps.

OmniFocus Support — The Omni Group has a well-deserved reputation for provided excellent support. The OmniFocus Support page contains contact information, support articles and answers to frequently asked questions about OmniFocus.

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Omni Group Forums — The Omni Group hosts active user forums for troubleshooting issues and sharing suggestions, with a section dedicated to OmniFocus. Among other things, this can be a great place to get advice on OmniFocus setups and workflows. If you have feature requests, it’s best to email them to the Omni Group by choosing Help > Contact Omni (Mac) or Settings > Contact Omni (iPhone, iPad). Requests made through the forums don’t tend to get logged.

Omni Group Slack Workspace — If you want more real-time discussions than the forums provide, consider requesting to Join the Omni Group Slack Workspace. Frequent contributors include members of the Omni Group team, including CEO, Ken Case.

OmniFocus 3 for Mac Keyboard Shortcuts — To maximize your efficiency, it’s worth spending some time getting to know OmniFocus’ keyboard shortcuts. The following graphic (click on it to enlarge) shows the keyboard shortcuts for OmniFocus 2 for Mac. This guide is equally useful in OmniFocus 3 for Mac. Just change “contexts” to “tags” and you’re good to go!