Keep track of your daily, weekly and monthly tasks and work on your time management techniques with this lightweight and intuitive application.
- XorTime
- Version :2.1.6
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Antonio Fischetti
XorTime Description
There are many types of time management techniques that can help you improve your workflow and productivity. One of the most successful is the Pomodoro technique, named after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer used by its developer.
It is based on five easy steps. The first one consists on creating a ToDo list with all the scheduled tasks and activities. The second one is starting a timer(traditionally 25 minutes), after which you attempt to complete your task. The third and fourth steps rely on taking a five minute break when the timer stops, then mark the activity according to its completion status. The last step consists in taking a longer break after four marks, usually 15-30 minutes.
XorTime is a compact tool that can help you successfully implement the Pomodoro technique on your schedule.
Reliable time management application
The program can help you create a schedule with all your activities, mark them properly, then attempt to complete them. There are two main categories, one for your normal activities, and the other for unplanned and urgent tasks. In addition, you can build an inventory with unscheduled future plans, that can be revised later on.
XorTime features a built-in timer set by default to 25 minutes, which can help you apply the Pomodoro technique on your scheduled tasks. After the timer stops, you can mark your activities accordingly.
Furthermore, you can check your productivity for each day, as the application tracks your everyday activities, displaying a monthly report with all your completed, postponed or failed tasks. This way, you can improve your workflow, by focusing on the difficult tasks.
A seamlessly powerful task scheduler
XorTime allows you to manage your working time, by scheduling your everyday activities, then attempting to complete them in precisely limited time windows. This technique can reduce the impact of work interruptions, thus improving your focus and productivity.