OmniOutliner v4.4—which rounds out El Capitan support across our entire Mac line—is available for direct customers starting…now. Available in the Mac App Store upon approval.

Today’s update to OmniFocus, v2.3, is all about (OK, is mostly about) column customization.

Today we’re happy and very proud to present OmniPlan 3 for Mac—the most advanced way to plan projects, manage resources, and impress coworkers, clients, and bosses.

Generally speaking, all of our currently shipping Mac applications are A-OK with El Capitan. In some cases, bigger-than-just-compatibility releases are coming fast!

With a ton of bug fixes, changes, and new features, OmniGraffle 6.3 is worth the update. Check it out.

Today we’re releasing a great update to OmniGraffle for iOS! There’s a [whole lot under the hood] that makes it a great release, but the big two new features are Actions support and Document Provider extension support.

We’ve added __Multi-project Dashboards__, __Monte Carlo simulation__, __Network Diagrams__, a brand new set of __reports__, and __Earned value analysis__ to OmniPlan 3. And now we're ready to open it up for Testing.

Today we released OmniFocus 2.6 for iOS with a new Dark Palette, Swipe to Flag, and Push-Triggered Sync, a new feature in OmniFocus that helps keep your database up to date. We’re starting a gradual rollout to our customers now—read on to find out when you’ll start seeing push and how to tell if it’s enabled for your account.

Here we are over two months later and we’ve had time to use the Watch in real ways, learning how it performs in different situations.

Dark Palette, Push-triggered Sync, and Swipe to Flag are arriving soon! Last call for testing!

Today we released a major update to OmniGraffle 6 that improves the app’s performance, adds new features, and makes it a stand-up citizen in Yosemite.

Are any of you interested in helping us test our apps before they’re ready to submit to the App Store? We’re working on bringing all of our iPad apps to the iPhone, so we have a lot of testing to do! And with Apple’s new TestFlight Beta Testing program, we’re able to invite up to 1,000 of our customers to test our apps while they’re still under development.