Some of you may have noticed that I take my ongoing project “GTD Index” seriously, and that sometimes new features get added faster than you can blink your eyes! 
Determined to make the GTD Index as useful as possible and the ultimate starting point for all fellow GTD enthusiasts and professionals alike, and inspired by Andrew’s great idea to create a custom Google search engine, I decided to create a custom Google GTD Search Engine on the GTD Index as well.
So there it is, in the sidebar of the GTD Index, ready to help you find that particular GTD blog post, or that specific GTD software feature, or maybe some discussion on David Allen’s forum. Basically it will search the entire content of each and every relevant GTD resource featured on the GTD Index!
Let me know if the search results are to your liking… I can always tweak and tune the GTD Search Engine further… enjoy!
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This is an excellent resource for the GTD community. I have linked it on the GTD lens I am working on at Squidoo. Check it out and let me know what you think.
It’s a bit overwhelming… It would be *really* nice if the apps were ranked on some sort of scale.
@Hildegard
Do you mean the online/offline software listed on the GTD index or do you mean the search results from the custom GTD search engine?
In the former case, I haven’t tested all the software listed on the GTD index myself so it would be impossible to rank it myself. Perhaps a user voting/ranking system would be more appropriate?
In the latter case, the custom GTD search engine uses Google to search through all resources listed on the GTD index (including blogs) and I have no control over the search results.