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Interesting! I personally have used for the last 30 months the app called Time Tracker. Each second of every day is tracked, the timer goes on continuously and
by newbie578 6y ago
Interesting! I personally have used for the last 30 months the app called Time Tracker.
Each second of every day is tracked, the timer goes on continuously and I just change the current activity.
Looking back at it at the end of the year is surprisingly a double-edged sword...
You are hit with a high knowing how much time you spent on work, working out, reading, socializing, etc..
But then you get hit with the downside, which is that you see how much time you wasted...
When you realize how much time gets spent on gaming, going to the store or even changing your clothed (!!!) you start looking at your time very differently.
If anyone has any questions or wants to know something I would be glad to be of use..
- SwiftyBug 6y agoHow does that work? You open the app before you start every activity and labels it? Even mundane ones like changing clothes? Do you account for the time you spend logging things in this app? How can you keep sanity having to open an app every time you start a different activity?
- newbie578 6y agoThe app is open in the background constantly, and you already have predefined the activities so you just press on it and that's it, it literally takes a second. As for the sanity of it, it just becomes a habit like any other, e.g. you check for your keys when leaving your house, you just also check on the app the correct activity.