Midnight Inbox is at the heart of getting things done - a to-do list and file manager optimized for those who use the David Allen Co.'s Getting Things Done personal productivity techniques. With its clean lines and elegant typography, Mac OS X Tiger users will find it as the best in its class for keeping lists and notes. That's not all that Midnight Inbox has up its sleeves, though.

Having just recently finished going through beta testing, the newest version boasts great software stability and performance tweaks. With automatic collection of incoming items such as new email, documents and calendar events, guided and automatic processing of those items into projects and next actions, and gentle reminders of the two-minute rule already integrated into the downloadable demo, Midnight Inbox is certainly coming together into a must-have organization tool to help keep OS X Tiger users stress-free and on top of their world.

The original September 30 release date for Midnight Inbox has been moved to an as-of-yet unspecified time in the near future, but expect this dandy little application to make even more leaps and bounds before then. Right now, a downloadable demo of Midnight Inbox v0.9.5 is available at the Midnight Inbox dev blog. Just click on the 'via' link below to go there.

Download: [Midnight Inbox v0.9.5]