What products do you use to manage your time?
Christian Canlubo π
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Mehdi Rifai@mehdi_rifai
Notes, calendly and google calendar
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That's geat @mehdi_rifai !
Google Calendar and Rescue Time
Respiray
Google calendar and Trello
Hunted Space
Actually we use our own products, Tira as all in one workspace and Klu as search engine for all of our digital information :)
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My main product is Notion.
Notion helps me manage a todo list, write down notes, ideas, and schedule content for Twitter, LinkedIn.
Overall Notion is a fantastic product for me.
No shock since it's what we're building, but we (and our closed beta users!) user trelliswork.com to make our meeting time more structured and intentional.
@benparkison Trelliswork is interesting!
Launching soon!
Calendly for me. I would love to find a calendar with permissions to help with managing our teams time as well!
Timesheet by Technuf
As in-house we at Technuf developed Timesheet - which we are planning to launch here as well soon; I'd say Timesheet has been the most used software to manage time.
Welcome to try as well: https://www.technuf.com/timesheet
I also like the fact that allows the scope for feature customization based on user needs, in general.
@technufllc Great, I'll try it. Here http://www.fuksas.it/limportanza... I also found about importance of working place.
Bigly Sales ! We help business send email and SMS blast. Where you can schedule them and do your life!
TransferChain
Do you have any application recommendations for time management? I would like to try and give my feedbacks.
Hunted Space
@dogukan_tezcan Yes! You can try out our all-in-one workspace Tira.so
You can chat with your team, create projects, manage tasks, and organize your work. All from one place :)
We would love to hear your feedback!
TransferChain
@sandradjajic thanks, i will share my feedback with you
@dogukan_tezcan Personally, I use Notion, Trello and Notebook
TransferChain
@christian_canlubo i use notion but not that purposes
I've found that using tools like Google Calendar and quick notes have made a big difference for me.