Sunebook

The modern life can mean you need to keep contact with a lot of people and take care of an abundance of tasks, besides your work. This can easily lead to situations in which you forget about appointments and other events, but this can easily be bypassed, and one practical application in this regard is Sunebook.

You can launch the application right afterwards to see what it’s all about. Truth be told, the program brings a cool interface which resembles a book, which gets opened once you choose a topic of interest. It contains the necessary tools to help you set up reminders, take notes, fill up addresses, and even protect your account passwords.

The two-page layout is quite intuitive, and each section unveils dedicated sets of options. Reminders are split into to-do lists, priority, reminder, and weekly tabs. These sections are accompanied by a calendar and alarm configurator, which is also fitted with a message to display in due time.

The notes component is basically a text editor. On the bright side of things, it’s quite capable, letting you process both plain and rich text content. A set of editing options let you manage text the way you see fit, and even to include pictures. You can load and save files under formats like TXT and RTF.

All of your contacts can be cleverly stored in the address tab. Various fields can be added here, such as name, area, picture, notes, but also web pages and email addresses which are accessible in your default handle tool.

Password management isn’t really the application’s strong point. It’s fitted with an editable text field in which you can store data of interest. It comes with a text encryption tool. The program can quietly sit in the tray area, and you can even create desktop notes.

All things considered, we can state that Sunebook is sure to come in handy to keep all of your contacts and daily activities in order. It combines a great deal of practicality with neat visuals, resulting in a powerful organizer overall.