Task Organizer

It’s a good idea to be well-aware of the time it takes to finish particular tasks. Time management is essential when trying to achieve success, and this doesn’t necessarily need to involve complex methods. For instance, Task Organizer is a pretty straightforward dimer for your tasks, packed with a lot of flexibility.

The first thing you notice is that you’re not even taken through a setup process to make it work, so you can just as well deploy in on a USB flash drive as your personal time tracker. However, you need to have Java Runtime Environment installed to ensure functionality, but this also means it can be used on more than Windows computers.

All the application has to offer is found in a compact window you can position anywhere on the desktop. Note that a single instance of the application provides the necessary tools to track a single task. On the bright side of things, you can run multiple instances in case you want to time different activities.

A name needs to be provided for the task to make it easy to tell what you’re working on. There are also several fields which stand for minutes, hours, and days. You’re free to modify them in case you already spent some time, and the application starts counting from the specified value up.

Once started, value fields update in real time as you progress with your tasks. Value fields become inoperable whenever the timer is active, and become editable when stopped. Ceasing the timer doesn’t reset values, with a different function in this regard. Sadly, you can’t generate reports for long term analysis.

All things considered, we can state that Task Organizer is a nifty little tool which serves as a means of monitoring your tasks to improve efficiency. Multiple instances can be active at a time to keep multiple tasks under control.