Nirvana is a task manager built for Getting Things Done®
About Nirvana for GTD
Nirvana for GTD is a productivity app developed by Nirvanahq, Inc.
Download Statistics
Nirvana for GTD has been downloaded 120 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 440 times. It is ranked in the top 100 productivity apps.
User Ratings
Nirvana for GTD is rated 4.41 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 1.2 thousand ratings.
App Information
Nirvana for GTD is FREE to download. The APK download size is 14.08 MB. The latest version available is 3.19.18. The last update was on July 18, 2026.
Technical Requirements
Nirvana for GTD requires Android 6.0+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play October 2015.
Description
Nirvana for GTD. GTD with peace of mind. Are you feeling overwhelmed by your to-dos? Nirvana is the perfect task manager for capturing, organizing, and focusing on what truly matters—while following the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology by David Allen. Designed for those seeking simplicity, control, and increased productivity. Experience a mindful approach to productivity—where clarity, intention, and peace of mind guide you as you get things done with Nirvana.
How it Works:
* Capture everything you need to do instantly, no matter where you are. * Clarify what's urgent and what can wait—remove the overwhelm. * Organize tasks with Projects, Areas, and Tags for seamless focus and productivity. * Review regularly to stay on track and ensure nothing gets lost. * Focus on what matters most right now with smart views designed for your clarity with GTD.
Smart Views to Help You Stay Focused:
* Next — Tasks you can do anytime. * Scheduled — Tasks to do in the future. * Someday — Ideas and plans for when the time is right.
Everything stays in sync across all your devices, so you can check in from anywhere, anytime.
Why Nirvana is the Ideal Task Manager for Everyone:
The Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology has been a game-changer for many: people looking to get organized, those feeling overwhelmed, people with ADHD, students, and artists who need mental space to be creative. Nirvana provides a clear, actionable system that breaks down overwhelming tasks into manageable steps. Whether you're balancing work, creative projects, or personal life, GTD helps users stay focused, organized, and productive. For those with ADHD, Nirvana's structure offers an effective way to prioritize tasks, reduce distractions, and get things done with less stress and more clarity.
What Users Are Saying: “It’s by far the best GTD app I’ve used (and I’ve tried them all!).” — Damian Surr
David Allen's Getting Things Done Methodology We are inspired by the GTD method, helping you get tasks out of your head and into a trusted system. Whether you’re clearing your mind, organizing complex projects, or simply getting things done. This system helps you stay on top of everything and boosts your productivity mindfully.
Stay on Top of Life: Enjoy a mindful, intentional approach to getting things done, where everything has its place, and you can approach each task with calm, and purpose, maintaining a sense of balance and reducing the stress of daily life.With GTD and a focus on mental clarity, Nirvana helps you get things done—without the clutter.
Download Nirvana today and discover a simple system made to fit your life.
GTD and Getting things done are registered trademarks of the David Allen Company. Nirvana is not affiliated with or endorsed by the David Allen Company.
Recent changes: What's new • New: a daily nudge each morning with what's in Focus, what's due, and what's overdue • New: an optional Weekly Review reminder • Both on by default, configurable in Settings — set the time, weekdays or every day, or switch off • Plus sync, layout and connection fixes
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Best app for GTD! It would also be cool if you added a widget for an inbox, for quick note-taking.
★★★★★Madhu Eadara· Mar 7, 2026
Not sure why more people are using this. This is hands down the best app for GTD (Getting things done). A must-have to bring focus and productivity to a busy and often chaotic life.
★★★★☆Lydia Avery· Jun 8, 2022
I would really like for a reminder or notification option to be included in the app. I have to set a different app to remind me to do a daily review and weekly deep review of my Nirvana tasks. Other than that though I love this app!
★☆☆☆☆Matthew Sorensen· Aug 25, 2025
Not much better than paper. For an app and desktop program which has a paid version, it is very lackluster. The UI is clunky and outdated. It feels like I'm using a text editor. Everything is small, and buttons are non-descriptive icons when there is plenty of space to fill. I shouldn't have to write tick marks in order to create a checklist. This is markdown but worse. Repeating tasks operate on dumb logic so if you don't check them off every day you end up with a ton of duplicates.
★☆☆☆☆Dmitrii Todorov· Feb 12, 2024
The main thing an app like this should allow is to add new tasks. In this app when you try to add one you have to click the confirmation button that is maximally far from where you type task info. Who on earth decided to make it so uncomfortable? It applies to other features in the app -- when you have a large phone (and most android phones are) you have to traverse miles with your fingers every time you do something
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