We have just released Actions 1.0 and could use some attention. So we have an offer to all US bloggers out there: If you write on your blog that there is a new app out, write a review of Ghost Action, or make a comparison with our competitors or something like that, we will send you a free copy of Actions.

Please note: The offer is only valid for US bloggers since Apple’s promo codes which we will use are only redeemable in the US store.

Interested? Then read below for details:

• Your blog must be registered at technorati.com and have an authority rating of 5 or higher. That’s isn’t to hard if some people are linking and visiting your blog. See this example on how to check your rating.
• Send us an email with info about your blog
• We will then send you a promo code and you can download your free copy from iTunes
• You should then write your blog post within a week of receiving your promo code
• In your blog post you should include a link to Actions and the link must be relevant to whatever you are writing about
• We have only received a limited set of promo codes from Apple, so mail us as soon as possible…

You can find our email address on the support page.

Actions, the new GTD to-do list for iPhone has now been released. For the press release, see here.

I have got several requests from users that want to see Ghost Action on the iPhone. I too would like that very much. But it will not happen as long as Apple doesn’t want it to. There is no way I can make that a viable business. That’s a pity since Ghost Action would work very well as a native iPhone application.

I think that locking out 3rd party developers from the iPhone is a really bad move by Apple. Especially when they are lying about the reasons for it. Hopefully there will be a backlash and they will have to rethink their decision.

What’s more likely than Apple opening up the iPhone, is that they will provide their own iPhone to-do list. That seems logical given that even Apple Mail in Leopard will handle to dos and that there is sophisticated support in OS X for syncing data including to-dos to handheld devices. This would be a workable solution since Ghost Action then could sync to the iPhone, but it would not be great, since Apple’s application most likely wouldn’t let you organize your todos both according to context and project as Ghost Action does.