Prioritizer

The better you manage your time, the easier it gets to stay organized in daily routines, regardless of how crowded your schedule is. This can easily be performed with the help of the right computer applications. For instance, Prioritizer makes it possible to organize your ideas based on priorities, directly on your desktop.

Lightweight and easy to use

Before you can even install the application on your computer, it’s a good idea to check whether or not Adobe AIR is already there, because it’s also required to run the program. Once launched, the screen is covered in a grid environment, while useful startup hints gradually take you through several steps to configure tasks and properly use them.
Tasks are pretty simple items which are created at the press of a button. These are objects you drag across the screen in a suitable priority position, based on existing tags. There’s no grid to align them, and you’re free to organize your task sheet as you see fit. Additionally, you can choose to make tasks important by simply enabling a target function.

Priority defined by screen positions

When not directly used, the application can be minimized to the tray area, and brought back by interacting with the corresponding icon. However, you only need to bring up the edit panel whenever you want to add new tasks or finish existing ones. Note that completing a task permanently removes it from sight.
The application is pretty appealing in terms of visuals. A default option is configured to make it run with Windows. Sadly, there are no options to tweak any visual settings, and it would have been useful to be able to at least change the tint of the background.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Prioritizer is a handy application which helps you keep an organized structure of your tasks by simply moving them in priority groups. Even though there are no visual customization options, it’s sure to blend in with most types of desktop styles.