Hmm, that’s a nice idea indeed. But I’ll need to improve this Collection feature even more… It’s not impossible though. Let me see what I can do here.

Thanks again for the great idea!!

Examples of use (so you get the idea behind it):

Task collection: show me all unfinished tasks that were entered more than month ago
People collection: all contacts that do not have an email entered
Notes collection: all notes including word “Pagico”
Activity collection: those from last week tagged “Pagico”

To keep it simple, yet to make the user smarter, I would start with suggested Auto-groups (like you have now in People >> sort by Importance ) to show how it could be used. User then could hide this auto-group if he does not want to use it and/or create new one by his criteria.

I think intelligence comes from depth of understanding. For that one needs to be able to see from different perspectives the same reality. The best example of “step-by-step narrowed filter”:

Data collection: show me all pictures in DB >> those that were taken last week >> about nature (tag nature) >> excluding blurry pictures (tag blurry) >> excluding those with “note comment” >> including word “me” in the name.

Think how people search in Google to gain greater understanding. Imagine how they would search their own data if they wanted to do the same…

“Collection” consisting of multi items as well as it should be part of each section – tasks, people, data, notes etc. – with auto group feature (suggested collection) or selected by criteria (tag).

Would you like to elaborate on this a little bit? Thanks!

No, I’m sorry but currently we have no plan of adding dashboard features into collections.

so basicly this brings us to GTD’s “contexs”

Impressive!

Do collections have their own dashboard?