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any update ?

@Roushdy
Hi,
Which platform do you want to implement this reports features？

Now there will be a pie graph after you save your today’s performance in Doit.im for Mac.
Please refer to:http://faq.doit.im/mac.html#144

Hi Fangmengjia,

The pie graph show's the daily performance, I would like to check the weekly, monthly, team or certain project reports.
When do you think we can have it ?

Looking forward to hearing form you.

Thanks,
R

@Roushdy
Hi,

We will add weekly, monthly and project reviews. In the review,we will offer the report.

@wendy_only

Hi Wendy - It's a month till now, do you think the reports will be released soon ?

@Roushdy
Hi,

We plan to improve this feature next month.

@Roushdy
Hi,

We are working on it now.

Best regards,
Doit.im Team

Actually, I would prefer the opposite. Forget about all this historical performance reviewing etc. Basically, you cannot measure performance in this way. It is simply naïve. And it has no relationship to GTD.

Please focus on GTD reviewing instead, i.e. forward-looking reviewing - features which make it easier to review the contents of your current lists and projects and goals and make sure everything is an accurate reflection of what you need to do,a nd is well organized such that you can find it when you need it. There have been tons of suggestions for such features - I do not think I need to reiterate them here.

@Folke

this is what you think,with my respect, but it doesn't mean what you said is correct.

I think it's very helpful to have reports in GTD.

@Roushdy

Yes, I know that you would like it, and I know that the Doit team also like this kind of "cool" time-based stuff, as you may have noticed already in the app, so you should be quite "safe" here.

It is a pity, though, because such reports cannot really measure anything of significance, such as the value of your performance or the validity of your day-to-day prioritizations. Besides, GTD does not even encourage the underlying kind of excessive time planning. Basically, in GTD, all you ever schedule is appointments etc. but you never schedule tasks just because you "plan" to do the task on a particular day - you simply do not do time plans in GTD. That's one of the great points about GTD. And Doit and the likes of you almost seem to aim to destroy that.

@Folke

let's say the magnificent features which doit.im made (time planning & reporting) are called GTD V2 :)

@Roushdy

I guess you could call it V2 :-)

To me, it more resembles a V0.5, the curse from the 1980s called "time management". I always hated it, refused to be taken in by it, and I was happy that finally one energetic man (David Allen) objected against it in writing in an excellent book (Getting Things Done) and thereby helped restore some of the common sense most of us always had ;-)

Time Management truly is a dead end, IMO, a waste of time. But it still has many followers, so you are not alone, and it is probably smart of Doit to provide features for both GTD and Time Management.

Any update?

@Roushdy
Hi,

We have added daily plan and review to iOS and Android apps and updated them on web version. We also update the UI of the web version.

Evernote integration has been completed. You now could add note from Evernote to Doit.im tasks and projects.

Apple released new OS. So we did some working on our apps to adapt to new OS.

Later we plan to add the location reminder.

Before we add the new features, we plan to do some improvement to make the apps more smooth, more stable and easier to use.

The weekly report is in our developing plan. We also plan to send you reports, such as weekly report.

We will try our best to make Doit.im better.

Shall you need any help or have additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact me back.

Thank you for your support!

Best regards,
Doit.im Team

Thank you @Roushy for coming back to us after two years.

During the past two years, we devoted too much efforts on another product which has been proved to be a mistake. You know, bosses are also common persons who would make mistakes. And also because of the engagement on other things rather than Doit.im, and his worry about Doit.im, our product manager suffered from health problems. Both of the above reasons lead to the slow update during the past two years. We're really sorry!

But we're back now. Our focus has been switched back to Doit.im, and our product manager has also recovered. Doit.im is still our dream product, we'll make it great! We're developing now on a big new version for both iOS and Android to be released on Dec 31, and with small new versions successively on the needs our users which have been requested during the past two years.

Though you're not our Pro user now, we still want to say thank you a lot! I myself have checked all your feedback in this forum and I appreciate it very much that you've always offering us suggestions with your own scenarios, which is very precious to us.

Thank you again for coming back! Though the feature is still not realized, we're blasting off once again.