I agree.  Please consider upping the project count to 50, across the board, or on request.  Thanks.

I'll fourth that request. 50 sounds like something that might do for me. I easily have 20-30 projects that I'd need to get off my mind, maybe even more. And testing a GTD application without being able to dump it all in there doesn't make much sense. Which is a pity, because you've done so many other things "right" with Nozbe.

I totally second it. You have everything right but the 5 project limit is a roadblock on evaluating your product.

Hi... couple ideas:

1. I'm also voting for a larger number of projects. On the other hand, Peter Drucker always aid, "Don't try to do too many projects at one time", and "Stick to 2 priorities at a time and constantly reassess them".   :-)

2. I wasn't sure if the enhancement request list was moved from or to the HitRSS section of the forum?

3. Would love to see an ability to enter the amount of time taken on a task, so that we could see if our time estimates are accurate, and then show a percentage over or under.  Better yet, include a timer.  I'm currently using My Timeboxing  for this.   I also use TraxTime; if we had multiple contexts, then we could assign projects to a particular client...using the client name as a context.

4. Finally I find the interface to be very distracting, with too many icons, symbols, the Nozbe Blog RSS at the right hand side, etc.  Could you have options to show less? 

5. I would seriously consider paying for this, along the model of Backpack, or BaseCamp. 

Best wishes, --- Larry

I've played around a little bit, and it seems like this is the GTD app I've been waiting for. It's perfect, and like everyone else, I'd start using it as my main GTD tool if the project restriction were lifted.

If we upgrade now, will we be required to pay when the site goes out of beta?

The workaround for not enough project slots is to make a broad TODO project. Then fill in with actions the varying small step projects.  This works well for the many projects that require only 1 or 2 actions anyway and saves the project slots for multistepped projects.