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I recently starting using a training a productivity tracker that has a decent mix of tracking but keeping the data local. It's really amazing to see how time is
by secfirstmd 7y ago
I recently starting using a training a productivity tracker that has a decent mix of tracking but keeping the data local. It's really amazing to see how time is spent in the office. If on a very unusual and rare day of say 10 hours, I might be lucky to get 6 hours of actual work (with maybe an hour of deep work in there).
- drjesusphd 7y agoWhat software is this productivity tracker?
- secfirstmd 7y agoQbserve
- nullandvoid 7y agoThanks this sounds like something I'd like to try - are there any others you considered whilst looking around as that is mac only and I'm Windows unfltunately ( or any one else in this thread do something similar )
- Noumenon72 7y agoI'm using Timeular which is an octahedron with erasable sides. It tracks whichever side is facing up. You just have to remember to flip it, which is a good way to notice 'hey, should I really be switching tasks'?
- secfirstmd 7y agoYes I think I remember RescueTime but that doesn't store your data locally I think?