As the founder of Nozbe and an #iPadOnly advocate, I rely on Shortcuts to streamline my workflow on iOS. In this post, I’ll introduce the “New To Do” Shortcut for Nozbe, which makes adding tasks quick, easy, and more efficient using Siri or automation.

Imagine this: instead of switching between writing a report, making a phone call, and checking emails, you group all phone calls together, batch your emails, and set aside dedicated time to focus on writing.

See how batching tasks in contexts will skyrocket your productivity. Follow Michael Sliwinski’s advice and see how your work gets better organized.

See how to organize your inbox and email communication and how to deal with incoming messages to be more effective, productive and safe. Also check how to integrate Nozbe with your email inbox.

See how to organize your inbox and email communication and how to deal with incoming messages to be more effective, productive and safe

Nozbe is a simple app you can use in many ways and contexts. Even though it isn’t packed with complex features, you can still manage your team and get your work done efficiently in a joyful manner. Today, let’s focus on following progress in projects in Nozbe.

You’ve got to listined to this episode if you want to know how Michael came up and tested with Messages in Nozbe and how is this new feature in Nozbe.

Nozbe is a productivity app and its simple interface of projects, tasks and comments that works across all your devices, is very action-focused. We didn’t want to introduce additional distractions or promote spending time on chatting instead of getting the actual work. We realized, though, how cool it could be to have all of your team communication in one place. On any device. And so we figured out how to introduce Messages the Nozbe way.

At Nozbe, our own app helps us run the company effectively and efficiently. We use it not only for internal communication and product development but also to take the best care of our clients and provide the highest level of service.

However interesting your podcast episodes are, recording a podcast is a repetitive procedure. Planning, producing and promoting first podcast episode usually involves the same steps as for the second and fifth, so writing it all out again every time would be a painful waste of time. Check out a list of steps - a project template - prepared by Chris Kołacz, the author of a Polish podcast, Bo Czemu Nie.