Time Tracker

Perhaps the value of time isn't going to be registered by many until it's too late. In this day and age, time seems to be more fleeting than ever, so it's best that you put some thought into how you spend it. The accumulation of time, and the passing of days, may well be referred to as the existence tax, among others. But I digress: software solutions exist to make life easier in that regard.

Through software such as Time Tracker, users can be more mindful of how to spend their time. The tool can be used as a reminder, calendar, and notes app, all rolled into one.

The app is pretty standard in terms of how it goes about its duties: users can create projects for overarching goals, and set tasks relevant for the respective goal. One can attach reminders and notes to their tasks, which helps with specificity and organization.

The interface slants to the minimalist side, and is generally easy to navigate through. Users should have no issues acclimating to the program: there's a sense of familiarity to it, as it hardly deviates from the usual design you see on reminders apps.

The way in which the app manages tracking time is worth mentioning: by clicking the Play button next to a task, the software will effectively start running a timer for the respective element. This can be helpful to users who complete tasks in one go, just as it can be for those who do so in multiple, shorter bursts.

As a byproduct of this feature, the Hours tab further helps users track their time by displaying the tasks they've worked on in the past. The tool displays work and rest hours, estimated end time, as well as a date range for each of the activities.

Time Tracker tracks your time — and that's a sensible enough observation. The app is easy to use, works well, and helps its users be more mindful of how they spend their time.