But I thought often, that Google should enhance their offer. Google Docs, however, is still not solid and Google Notebook (and Bookmarks) are not really either. What would be needed would be some cleanup and streamline as well as implementing a full blown project-manager, or, at least, offer some additions to their services (and API) so others can implement it on top of it.

What about Google Inbox

By the same way you are talking about, Andy, GTDInbox is a very friendly add-on for managing inbox and non-inbox items, however, some “inbox items” has two o more task inside but the email subject is only one! I mean it would be very powerful is GTDInbox can incorporates a “Turn on/off highlighting pencil” for highlight the different tasks inside our emails and better visualize them.

And other thing: Isn’t there GTDCalendar?

Bob - I’ve not yet mastered explaining what I mean in a sentence or less. But, basically, GTDInbox’s real strength lies in making sense of your emails, especially deep into your inbox. GTDInbox means you don’t have to pull tasks out of an email and store it somewhere seperate (costly/ineffective exercise); it means you can treat your inbox like a huge collection of resources, grouped into projects and contexts and prioritised. _And_ you can use it for tasks. But, I know many people would be happy maintaining a task list of non-inbox items (house chores, work to do, etc.) in a system that focuses entirely on optimising that process. Certainly GTDInbox can do tasks; but it can also do so much more.

Is that any clearer?!