Personal Task Manager

Personal Task Manager is a desktop time tracking tool designed to help you organize your tasks hierarchically with as little effort as possible.

The application is packed in a simple, clean and straightforward interface. The intuitive settings make sure that there are no accommodation issues to any kind of users, even those less familiarized with this type of software.

It can be set to run when Windows starts, check for newer versions automatically, and play a sound when the reminder appears. You can pick the log entry duration (minimum 5 and maximum 30 minutes), and compact data that is older than a specified number of days (minimum 1 and maximum 30 days).

Upon launching, Personal Task Manager displays a window where all the tasks are listed. For each task, you can check out its start time and duration. More than that, you can edit them or check out/view/examine their properties (e.g. priority, estimation goal).

In the summary panel, you can analyze details, such as total time (percentage of active tasks and elapsed time) as well as the number of days. This information can be viewed for the entire time of activity or for a specific range. More than that, you can get access to detailed weekly reports.

Last but not least, you can make use of comparison charts, such as hours worked versus days, hours worked versus week, active-inactive versus week, and active-inactive tasks versus month.

No errors occurred during our evaluation. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory, so it doesn’t burden the overall performance of the computer.

Taking all things into consideration, Personal Task Manager proves to be a fast and reliable utility that gives you the possibility to organize your tasks hierarchically, edit them, and view their properties. It worked smoothly during our evaluation.