ProcrastiTracker

You can almost never tell how time flies, especially when you are working or having fun. ProcrastiTracker is a time monitoring tool that can help you keep a close eye on your everyday computer activities, in order to see which tasks are the most time consuming.

The application records any activity performed on your computer, as it runs in your system tray, and checks over a certain period of time what applications have you been using, then stores them into its database. Because data collection is automatic, you do not have to perform any kind of checking or monitoring over it.

Each program used is stored and displayed as a tree view, so that you can check each window, tab or panel visited from within the application. Each of these tree items and subitems can be tagged with a certain color which represents the purpose of that program. Each tag color stands for a certain pre-built category, such a work, games or Internet browsing, although they can be edited and changed with ease, in order to match your needs.

By properly tagging each item stored by the application, you are able to build a detailed graph that shows with which programs you spent a lot of time and how they could affect your workflow.

For example, you can come the conclusion that spending less time browsing the Internet at work could save you a couple of minutes for a break or other related activities.

To sum it up, ProcrastiTracker comes as a sturdy program for keeping an eye over how much time you spend on certain applications that might not be related to the work you do, letting you decide how to optimize your time.