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What tool do you use for tracking your time management?
This tool can be related to anything that has to do with managing a project's tasks and/or has time tracking capability.
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Ferenc Forgacs
@evan_fishman I used toggle for years. Still one of my favorite for time tracking: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
It was the most helpful for me during my freelancing years. I used it to track all of my projects.
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@feriforgacs Thanks for the reply! Yes toggl is great and my go to. Love the layout it has, making it easy to incorporate trackable tasks.
@evan_fishman I use Trello to manage tasks! As far as time management, haven't used it as much as I'd like but mytomatoes.com is an awesome online pomodoro tracker worth checking out :)
@meralarik Thanks for the reply! Trello is great! I've used that for managing tasks as well. Thanks for showing me mytomatoes.com! I am totally going to use this!
@evan_fishman Timeular is amazing. Comes with a device with 8 sides so you can flip it based on which type project youâre working on.
@christinebri Thanks for the reply. Woahh!! That's awesome, def going to check this out! That reminds me of https://www.gettiller.com/ with the device.
@evan_fishman oh that thing is neat, pretty sleek too. Here is the site for Timeular https://timeular.com
The device is cool, people would always be like what the heck is that thing?! But I just use their app at this point (because I accidentally broke my device đ) but I really love the layout because it breaks the time down into nice charts so itâs easy for me to separate the tasks that I timed when I do my invoicing later on. You separate each task with hashtags so you can just search that hashtag in the charts later on and see all the hours you put into it. You can also filter by day, of course, or by client (I use @ for client names). This way when I inevitably put off invoicing for a month, it doesnât take me long to go through and separate everything. I think their pro version might do some kind of invoicing too. The free version of the app is everything I need though.
@christinebri you must of been throwing that thing all the time hahaah. I guess they need to make it more durable. You should totally get a replacement for free, if I was you. Yeah the app sounds great! I love the hashtag idea.
@evan_fishman I wish I could say thatâs how, but actually itâs because I got the battery stuck in it when trying to change it like an IDIOT đ Turned out it didnât even need to be changed - they had changed the platform over so that you didnât need to use a Bluetooth dongle any more and I didnât get the memo or do the update, so my device wasnât connecting anymore and I thought the battery had died đ¤Śđźââď¸
@christinebri hahah ohhh man... Take it easy on yourself. It happens! At least you still use the app :P
@evan_fishman not to toot my own horn đş but I made SILO as a silent pomodoro timer for your wrist, and to track hours at the same time âď¸
@evan_fishman I record blocks of intentional time or "this is the time I spent onâŚ" on projects in iCal/Google Calendar (synced), and I write things down in my agenda both as intentions and as "I did this today." I also record the weather of that day because there are two major keys to placing a memory in a way that you can then find the date that something occurred: what was it like outside that day? where did I go and spend money? if you have a record of these things, you can pull them up and remember, contextualize, the things that stood out.
@janerette Thank you for the reply! I love that technique with contextualizing! This would be great to incorporate in an application!
@evan_fishman I recommend DAESK. It's 100% free and has great time analytics & invoicing features.
