Activity Registration

Sure enough you know how to plan your activities so there’s some free time left at the end of the day. Needless to say that you’re better off creating a visual representation of your tasks and tracking the exact time. This is possible with the help of applications like Activity Registration, with options to generate reports in the end.

Lightweight and easy to use

There’s no setup involved to make the application work, which is quite the advantage, allowing you to have all your tasks and events at hand, regardless of the computer you’re using. On the bright side of things, registry entries are not affected in the process, so you don’t have to worry about the health status of the computer you use.
With no preset tasks to quickly get you up and running, you need to take a bit of time to configure them. This isn’t a difficult process though, and only requires you to select the date from a calendar and add a name to the task. Time is automatically tracked and shown in a corresponding tab.

Generate custom reports you can print

Task are enlisted in a table showing name, time spent, and creation time. You can filter by these headers at the press of a button. Note that all tasks in the selected day are monitored, and it would have been useful to see individual management of tasks, especially since you can add more in one day. Additionally, you can add notes to each task.
All gathered details can be put to use in the form of a report. Several dedicated options make it possible to set round time, period of activity inspection, whether or not to include notes and only show activities with time spent. Moreover, the application can automatically save data at regular intervals, and automatically delete activity info after a specific number of days.

In conclusion

Bottom line is that a proper time management splits your time so that tasks are successfully accomplished with room for some leisure time as well. Activity Registration however, feels a little rough around the edges overall, but it can give you an idea of time spent on daily activities to see if you can improve anything.