Our Nozbe 1.9 was an amazing release. It introduced three fundamentally new features: Improved project sharing (with anyone, even without Nozbe account) Evernote Reminders sync (seamless, better than in the native Evernote app) Push-notifications - for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Web app With such a big release, despite longer and thorough testing, not everything worked as advertised for all of the users. This is why immediately after the 1.

I’m so excited! Today we’re revolutionizing the project management space. Nozbe 1.9 will be the key to your successful 2014 - you will get those New Year’s Resolutions done. Get Nozbe 1.9 for your platform or log into our web app (if you already have Nozbe on your device, it should auto-update to 1.9) Share your New Year’s Resolutions project with anyone with an email address Remember the 12 projects you created with your New Year’s Resolutions?

Note: This post is part of our new “Friday Tip” series. Every Friday we’re posting a piece of advice that will help you get more done. For past Friday Tips click here We’re back in 2014 with “Friday Tips”. As we enter the new year we start to look at the previous year, probably closing our loops, and setting the goals for the upcoming year. And indeed it’s a good time for reflection, and New Year’s resolutions.

Welcome to 2014. This year with my entire Nozbe team we’re setting out to make sure your New Year’s Resolutions finally happen! How to get your New Year’s Resolutions done? My advice: create 12 projects in Nozbe - one Resolution for each month of 2014 - and start putting tasks in each of these projects. Treat each resolution as a project that needs to be done by the end of the year.

Yes, it’s this time of the year and I’m happy to wish you a really Merry Christmas. May the holiday season bring you peace of heart and give you strength and energy for the upcoming year. May it be the time spent with your family, full of love, hope and joy. Of course as promised our Nozbe team has a Christmas gift for you to enjoy this holiday season :-) Here it is, the newest issue of your favorite (and completely free) Productive!

Everyone’s day equals 24 hours, that’s an undeniable fact, very often we are so crazy busy that we can’t even find enough time to rest (sounds familiar?). In one of my interviews Jason Womack puts it this way: “I remembered it really started going downhill when I started training myself to sleep 4 hours a night. I knew something had to change because it wasn’t sustainable." Don’t try to train yourself in sleeping less.

Note: We’ve decided to run a new series called Friday Tip on our blog and every Friday we’ll be posting a piece of advice that will help you get more done. Today let’s talk about projects. Something Michael, Nozbe CEO, is talking about in his 10 steps to Ultimate Productivity Course. What is a project? To put it simply, a project requires more than one step to be completed. Projects can vary from e.

Wow, the Thanksgiving weekend behind us and we’re getting ready for Christmas time… and all this time we’ve been hearing so many kind words from our best customers ever… and in this short post I’d like to share some of the comments you’ve been sending our way. The thing is, even almost 7 years into this, nothing makes us more motivated throughout the day than hearing our users are happy and get their things done with Nozbe!

As you probably noticed, Nozbe on iOS7 went through some visual changes. We decided to refresh Nozbe looks, add a bit of lightness, clarity and refresh the Nozbe icon. In the near future we plan to redefine the colors of our app slightly. We are not saying here about drastic changes, but we want Nozbe to be modern not only technologically, but also visually attractive. Just take a look… What’s more, we introduced other changes in order to match the style of iOS 7.

In our Nozbe team we don’t want to limit ourselves to any platform and we are open to many operating systems available on the market. Some of us use Windows, some are on Macs while others prefer Linux. That’s why we came up with the idea to prepare Nozbe for this system. Check out one of our engineer’s short story how it all began… Things are discovered by accidents :-)