Using Drafts and Shortcuts to Get Tasks Into OmniFocus

I made a video about how I use Drafts and Shortcuts to get my tasks into OmniFocus. I was inspired to make this video after writing yesterday’s post about how I have been using the Drafts Inbox recently.

Download the Brain Dump shortcut I describe in the video by clicking the button below:

Brain Dump” Shortcut
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  1. Thomas Cison
    Thomas Cison says:

    I am just getting into using Drafts and know nothing about Shortcuts but want to learn after watching your brain dump video. I came here to get a copy of the shortcut mentioned in the video, but the link appears to be broken. Please help.

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