AhtiK @ November 23, 2009
TimeGT team is looking for help from some english-speaking community members. Yes, you don’t want to hear our accent:P Please contact dev@timegt.com if you are interested in doing a video narration for our getting started video!
In exchange for helping us we are more than happy to give you ~10 years of Hedgehog package.
US native preferred!
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Maddy @ November 18, 2009
AhtiK @ November 10, 2009
Today we added Google Groups for TimeGT discussions and announcements.
Please see following links for subscribe options:
Everyone is more than welcome to join and share your thoughts! 
imeikas @ November 9, 2009
In previous versions all task filters were applied immediately. As a result, for some cases newly created or just modified tasks will disappear due to filter restrictions.
To avoid confusion and give user more freedom we added a feature called “grace period” — your tasks will remain in the list for some time so you have plenty of time to react and have a better overview. The grace period is applied to changes in tasks, projects, timings and tags.
Urgent combined with already-existing “Important” property gives a nice combination to decide about your next actions without setting any date or time. Simply flag all tasks as important/unimportant and urgent/not urgent and you’ll have 4 sets of tasks — and you better start with urgent and important first!
Log in process is refactored for better stability while using at unreliable networks.
We added special sorting options to the View menu. There are five available sorting options, most notable is sorting by Created Date. Please note that sort by created date can be applied only from this menu item (there is no such column in task list).
AhtiK @ October 19, 2009
TimeGT is now launched and available for public use! Please download and have fun!
More info about features and knowledge base is still in progress so to the best way is to learn by yourself and ask your friends and community.
For a brief intro: TimeGT is built to make your notes and tasks handling much easier and more accessible.
TimeGT is far from being fully final and polished. And it will never be. But we are working very hard together with the users making sure our simple promises are kept!
TimeGT thrives to make a strong paradigm shift when it comes to managing and accessing your data. More specifically:
All user changes to the data are automatically sent to the server as journal entries for backup and remote access purposes.
If you have multiple clients open then changes will appear at other clients immediately. It is up to you if you want to load those incoming changes right away or later.
You can always make your local backups that are stored as XML files so you can process them any way you want.
Currently we support Windows, Linux and Mac clients. Later this can be moved also to web and mobile. But we will never weaken the security to make the data accessible at the server.
Import all your Remember The Milk tasks into TimeGT to see how it works (from File-Import-RTM).
Whenever your information leaves your computer it will be encrypted with strong RSA 512. Only you have access to the private-public keypair.
Your password is never sent to the server, only SHA 512 hash made from username, password and random salt combination will be used for validating at the server.
Currently for user convenience public-private keypair is stored as JKS keystore in server protected with your password. This can be later changed to improve security but then user needs to start carrying his own key file instead of password.
Support sharing tasks between users (while keeping information securely encrypted).
Support connectors for accessing 3rd party information (GMail, Google calendar, JIRA, Trac, Bugzilla etc)
Support more clients for accessing and/or entering new tasks (Web, Symbian, Android, iPhone)
Have fun and feel free to post your feedback and comments right here to this post!
