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Which tools do you use to manage your work time?
We are currently preparing our launch, the simplest time management tool you have ever seen, and curious about what you use right now.
What features do you think are distinguishing?
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@jakub_piskor thanks for your answer. Which feature makes it unique, do you think? I guess you are actively using it.
@elifduran yes, I’m using it on daily basis. TBH, I’m not sure if I can say unique feature as I didn’t research other apps. It has everything I need for tracking my time on projects.
@reda_labdaoui yeap, Toggl is the best-known as time tracker, but don't you think it is complicated?
Just Notion and Google Calendar for me!
Never personally found a need for "time-blocking" and productivity stuff like that, but that's just me.
I can create basically any type of database structure with notion, any kind of to-do list, etc. So it satisfies my need for everything to be MY WAY as well as be modular when things change.
@gaucherm The best pair for me too!
What do you think about a time tracker inside Notion?
@elifduran Never built/ tried one. I would check if there's already templates for something like that. I think it could be marketed and sold though!
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The Notion and Trello combo works best for me, I figured. Notion helps me keep track of anything I have going on plus all my notes and reports. Trello is great for listing all the deadlines, to-do lists and updating the process.
@elifduran I think it's more about my preference of seeing deadlines vs details in different platforms which makes organization easier for me, rather than a lack of features in either platform.
There are a variety of tools that can help you to manage your work time, including calendars, to-do lists, and task managers.
@shreyanshi_gupta1 Which is your favorite one and why? We are currently developing and preparing to launch the simplest time management tool. I am asking to understand what people search for a tool.
I used Things but their pricing model is really bad in my opinion and they leave a lot to be desired feature-wise.
I'm literally building an iOS app to get my life in order and have all the features I need without adding overwhelmingly complex UI for my ADHD.