GTDTracks.com :: Tracks GTD Hosting

Go the landing page and click on the PayPal subscribe link. Once your payment has been processed by PayPal you will be able to register a username and password.

You can cancel your subscription by going to your PayPal account page and doing the following:

• Clicking on one of your GTDTracks payments
• Clicking on the subscription # at the top of the payment detail page
• Clicking the cancel subscription button at the bottom of the subscription page

If you are going to cancel but want to extract your Tracks data, please let me know before cancelling in PayPal! I will do everything in my power to get you your data so you can take it with you but need to know before the cancellation is processed.

The easiest way to import data is to save the txt feed of all your actions.

1. Go to the feed page of your current Tracks location, and click on the TXT icon for "All actions", you should see all your actions in this format:

         
   MY CONTEXT:
       [Due: 31/7/2006] My action description (My Project)
   
   MY OTHER CONTEXT:
       [Due: 1/8/2006] My other action description (My Other Project)
         
         

2. Save this page as a text file (File -> 'Save File' or 'Save Page As')
3. Login into your new GTDTracks account and go to the preferences tab
4. Set the GTDTracks date format to match the date formate of the Tracks installation you are migrating from.
5. Send me the saved txt feed via email with your GTDTracks username at talk@gtdtracks.com

This import will not preserve any notes you have on your current Tracks location, nor will it carry over completed tasks. At this time this is the only way we support imports from existing Tracks locations, though we are working on providing a more automated process in the future.

We are not affiliated with the Tracks development team. Tracks is developed by bsag and is open-source. However, any features that we add in response to feature requests by the GTDTracks.com user community will be donated back to Tracks under their open-source license.

Tracks the application is free and open-sourced, meaning anybody can download it, install it and modify it for their own use. However, you have to know how to install a Ruby on Rails application and setup and provision a SQL database to use it. Then, it is only installed on your laptop or desktop and won't be accessible if you have it turned off or are away from that one computer.

GTDTracks.com lets you access your Tracks from any computer with internet access. We also provide managed upgrades, ensuring we're always using the latest version of Tracks that doesn't have any major flaws and daily backups so your data is safe. Beyond that we're also available for support questions and to help you use Tracks. To top it all off we maintain a blog that let's you know of any upgrades or outages and for useful Tracks tips. Whew! All these services cost time and money, which is why we charge a minimal fee to join.

Our main purpose is to expand the Tracks community and provide it with a valuable service.