Today we’re pulling back the cover on our next major app release for testing: OmniGraffle 7.

Get end-to-end encryption with the latest updates to OmniFocus for Mac and iOS.

Today, OmniFocus gets a huge update to its automation capabilities.

Written for OmniGraffle 6, the Getting Started with OmniGraffle tutorial provides the guidance you need in a hands-on approach that’s accessible to users of all skill levels.

Today we’ve released OmniFocus 2.5 for Mac—a fresh new release with a couple of big things.

We’ve just released the latest update to OmniFocus for your Phones and Pads. Check for updates on your device now!

If you’re interested in joining the realms of Omni, we’re currently hiring!

With todays release of OmniPlan for iOS, we’re matching some of its biggest features on the Mac, and we’re excited to get it in your hands!

Today we’re launching the second update to Stenciltown, our free-forever repository of stencils for OmniGraffle, to make it easier to submit and discover stencils.

Last week Apple announced their Best of 2015 lists. We’re honored to have two of our own selected: OmniPlan for Mac and OmniFocus for Apple Watch.

OmniFocus 2 uses view-based table views and Auto Layout for its sidebar and main outlines. In adding Custom Columns layout we had several problems to solve.

Today we’ve released updates for both Mac and iOS that bring Push-Triggered Sync to every copy of OmniFocus. Due Soon also includes a new option—“Today”—which includes only items due before midnight instead of over “the next 24 hours.”

Version 2.3 of OmniFocus for Mac brings two new options for how to view your tasks and projects. This is the design story.

Each of our apps, as of the latest updates released last Monday, support the new display size of the iPad Pro and offer new keyboard shortcuts!

OmniOutliner v4.4—which rounds out El Capitan support across our entire Mac line—is available for direct customers starting…now. Available in the Mac App Store upon approval.

Today’s update to OmniFocus, v2.3, is all about (OK, is mostly about) column customization.

As mentioned earlier, much of Omni Sync Server is built atop FreeBSD, and the push provider is no exception.

Omni's push provider needs to do a fair bit of preprocessing and other work for every notification it prepares to send. In the current provider, we consider each notification.