OmniPlan 3.13 for Mac includes Omni Automation and other new features.
In this episode we talk about how made OmniGraffle faster and about how we measure progress.
We think it's time to retire our custom document browser in favor of using Apple's built-in document browser—and with our iOS 13 updates this fall we'll be doing just that, making it easier than ever for you to choose where you want to keep our apps' documents.
OmniGraffle 7.11 for Mac includes a number of important performance enhancements.
OmniPlan for iOS has added Omni Automation and site licensing; OmniFocus and OmniOutliner have fixed a number of bugs.
If you’re already running iOS 13, you can sign up to help test OmniFocus with the currently-in-beta OS.
OmniFocus Subscriptions can now be purchased from within the Mac and iOS apps and from our store. Subscriptions are optional: you can still purchase a license instead.
New releases of OmniFocus include a new dropped actions feature, which allows you to mark an action (that you’re not going to do) as dropped instead of deleting it or marking it complete.
Public betas from Apple, or from anywhere, are by definition unfinished software. Take care so that you’re still able to get your work done.
In OmniGraffle, you’re not limited to just five magnets per side — you can keep adding magnets. This tip shows how.
Work to do this summer includes implementing iOS 13’s Dark Mode and multiple windows.
Ken Case, Tim Wood, and Tim Ekl join the show to talk about how much work we have to do this summer — and to talk about what excited us about WWDC 2019.
Omni Sync Server accounts are now Omni Accounts.
Several Omni employees, including Ken Case, will be in San Jose during WWDC — and we’re looking forward to Live Near WWDC, a concert by James Dempsey and the Breakpoints that benefits App Camp for Girls.
Test builds of OmniPlan for Mac — and iOS, shortly — include a new feature: Omni Automation.
Lanette Creamer joins the show to talk about testing OmniGraffle, driving a Tesla, and adopting kittens.
OmniFocus for the Web, a browser-based companion app to OmniFocus for Mac and iOS, is now available.
In OmniGraffle, images are shapes, and can be treated just like any other shape.
Thanks for all of the great feedback during the open test period of OmniFocus for the Web! The public test of the web app will start to require a paid subscription late next week (after we've updated our online store to offer a $5/month web-only add-on subscription). Whether or not you end up subscribing, thank you very much to all 20,000+ of you who signed up for the public test!
The text fields in OmniGraffle’s Geometry Inspector understand arithmetic, and you can even mix unit types.
