About Tim Stringer

Technology has the potential to improve the quality of life and work. Too often it does the opposite, adding complexity and stress. I founded Technically Simple in 2003 to help people and organizations use technology in ways that promote ease and enhance communication.

I have a degree in engineering and more than a decade of corporate experience in software engineering and project management. I've managed large projects, coordinating work across engineering, quality assurance, documentation, sales, marketing, and public relations.

This experience gives me a real sense of the distinct challenges people in each of these roles face. It shapes how I work today.

Who I Work With

I provide consulting and training to people and organizations around the world, across a wide range of industries, from solopreneurs to large enterprises. My clients include business owners, consultants, executives, managers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, and artists.

What sets my clients apart is their openness to new ways of working that embrace proven technologies.

My Specializations

I'm always evaluating new apps and services, looking for the ones that genuinely deliver on their promise to help people and organizations thrive.

I specialize in Asana, Daylite, and Zoom. I'm an Asana Services Partner and a Gold Level Marketcircle Expert. I'm also the founder of Learn OmniFocus, a personal productivity site dedicated to helping people make the most of OmniFocus and complementary apps.

I focus on defining the purpose each app serves, then connecting your apps so they work together, using built-in integrations and services such as Zapier.

My Holistic Approach to Life and Work

I believe technology should support a healthy, balanced life. That conviction comes from my own practice and teaching of yoga, meditation, and Shotokan karate, and it shapes how I help clients work with technology. Much of what I've learned over the years is encapsulated in my Holistic Productivity approach.

The Next Step

If you're interested in working together, take a look at how I can help with Asana, Daylite, and Zoom, and start an inquiry on any of those pages.

If you have more general questions or are interested in interviewing me for your publication or podcast, contact me.