I just received an email that Accomplice has opened up their beta to the public at large. I’ve been using Accomplice for months now (my interview with Jason Feinsmith, CEO here) within the private beta and I can tell you that it’s a very smart To Do list manager. My favorite part about the software is the inobtrusive to do add bar that only appears when you hold your mouse for a second at the top of your screen. It’s right there when you need it, but it’s not in your way when you don’t.
Most of you who manage a team will like the sharing features. You can delegate items, share your schedule and view other members of your team’s schedules. Also, this program works very well installed within your intranet. Of course, I don’t have an intranet, and now that my assistant has gone on to do bigger and better things, it’s just me here. While sharing schedules isn’t really a selling point for me, the fact that I finally feel like I have a handle on my To Do list sold me within weeks.
If you are already a beta user, you will need to update your software to the most current, public version. If you aren’t and would like to try Accomplice, here’s a link to the Accomplice beta download area.