Use it if
- The list you care about is the Inbox, a folder, or a project.
- Notes, dates, and tags should come across with those tasks.
- You do those edits in the plan, rather than switching back to OmniFocus for each one.
HWH is free on the Mac App Store. It pulls remaining OmniFocus tasks from your Inbox, a folder, or a project into one ordered plan for today, next to your mail and calendar. The connection is AppleScript on the Mac, with no network call. It unlocks as you use HWH, or with the Founder Pack.
Native macOS app.
OmniFocus still holds the tasks. HWH reads the ones that are open and shows them beside mail and calendar.
| Connection | AppleScript on the Mac. There is no network call and no HWH account. Tasks and plans stay on the Mac. |
|---|---|
| Imports | Remaining tasks from the Inbox, a folder, or a project, including notes, dates, and tags. |
| Writes | Creating a task, completing one, and appending a note are the changes HWH writes back. |
| Perspectives | HWH doesn’t read OmniFocus perspectives. |
| On the Mac | OmniFocus has to be installed, and macOS asks for Automation permission. |
Use it when the work you still have open is in OmniFocus, and you want that work in today’s plan.
macOS asks for Automation permission before HWH can talk to OmniFocus.
The ones still open in the Inbox, a folder, or a project.
Yes. A new task is created in OmniFocus, completing one marks it complete there, and you can append a note.
No. AppleScript runs on the Mac, so this source makes no network call.
HWH is free on the Mac App Store, and you can use it without paying. You earn points by completing tasks and hitting daily goals, spend them in the in-app Store, and start with an opening balance. Connections to other apps unlock as you use HWH, or with the Founder Pack. The Founder Pack is $29.99, once, if you want everything unlocked now. You do not have to buy it, and it is not a subscription.
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