Time management coach. Also into skydiving, scuba, Lindy Hop, history, and F1. Vegan.
Amsterdam, Nederland
Joined June 2009
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Amazing, I’ve been waiting for this!
The integration between @todoist and Claude/ChatGPT is so smooth.
So easy to:
- Turn meeting action items into to-dos
- Create a project with tasks to prep for a trip
- Set reminders to reply to clients within 24 hours
Just added a lesson to my Todoist course to demonstrate.
Excited to try this out but unfortunately the demo Duo devices in the Apple Store don’t have Things installed (yet?)
Todoist continues to develop rapidly and I love it. This table view will come in really handy for projects where your lists are longer.
(Gorgeous new icons, too.)
Cool new macOS feature I just discovered:
Start renaming a file and macOS suggests a descriptive and clear filename.
Powered by Siri AI, surely.
(Don’t worry, that’s not a real address. 😉)
Fantastical coming to Android “next year”. Happy news for Android users.
🎉 FLEXIREADS BLOG POST 🎉
Fantastical for Googlebook is here! 🚀
Joining our Apple & Windows lineup, Fantastical is now on Googlebook! Natural language entry, task sync, 1-click video calls, and more. *Android phones and tablets coming next year.
flexibits.com/blog/2026/10/y…
Fantastical has been my favorite calendar app for many years now. Try it out if you haven’t already.
🎉WOO HOOOOO!!!!🎉 Fantastical is App of the Day for September 29, 2026 on the
@AppStore in Canada! #OnTheAppStore
apps.apple.com/ca/story/id14…
Peter Akkies retweeted
Things is ready for OS 27 – with Siri AI and Spotlight integration, better notification snoozing, a new extra-tall widget, and more.
Check it out → culturedcode.com/things/blog…
Peter Akkies retweeted
Hey Siri, we're ready! OmniFocus, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner, and OmniPlan have been updated for compatibility with OS 27 on all platforms, with new Apple Intelligence and Siri AI functionality, refined Liquid Glass design elements, and more.
omnigroup.com/blog/ready-for…
If you use the Things app by @culturedcode, capturing your to-dos just got much easier.
The latest Things version supports the new “Siri AI” that Apple is releasing today.
Just tell Siri your to-do and it will add it to Things for you.
Hands-free to-do management!
Will shortly be updating my Things course to explain exactly how to use this feature — it does require a little practice.
(But you can start installing the rest of your Things system right now, to get on top of your personal life and your work life.)
peterakkies.net/courses/thin…
Peter Akkies retweeted
Werner (@jainek), our CEO, joined the Mac Power Users podcast for a chat about Things. He shares how we think about product design, the decisions that have shaped the app over the years, and how we work at Cultured Code.
Here’s the full conversation:
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=HjrwHFjP…
Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/podcast/m…
Great stuff. Just updated my Things course to teach you how to use the new repeating to-do functionality.
peterakkies.net/courses/thin…
We’ve made repeating to-dos far more flexible, with two highly requested improvements: you can now complete them early, and easily reschedule them when plans change 🎉
Learn more → culturedcode.com/things/blog…
Tracking your repeating tasks just got much easier in Things by @culturedcode.
It’s surprisingly hard for to-do apps to get this right.
But Things has now absolutely nailed this. Most intuitive implementation I’ve ever seen.
Excited to update my Things course to demo this.
More info on the improvements to tracking repeating to-dos: culturedcode.com/things/blog…
And to organize your life with Things, go here: peterakkies.net/courses/thin…
I love this!
I am one of those users who will absolutely care.
And I think many other people will care, too.
The more polished the app, the more it’s a pleasure to use, and the more people will use it…
… and enjoy all the wonderful benefits of having an organized life!
We’re teaming up with some of the world’s best icon designers to create beautiful new icons for Todoist.
Most users will never care that much about this, but they will feel it.
As software becomes easier to build, these intangible details will become a critical way to differentiate yourself. It’s like a great restaurant: the food matters most, but everything else also shapes the experience.
