Task Counter

You rely on a fixed amount of time every day in which you need to perform both leisure and work related activities. Needless to say that a proper management of this time boosts performance in every domain, be it leisure. For this activity you can use specialized applications like Task Counter to also view percentage you spend on each.

Visually appealing and easy to use

Once the application gets installed on your computer, you can run it to see how you’re able to manage your tasks. There’s a sample item which is already started, but it doesn’t mess up the activity, and you’re free to remove it once you get acquainted with how operations are done.
All tasks you add are shown in a pretty neat interface. A toolbar holds all functions like adding tasks, accessing the settings panel, or generating the report, while items you add get enlisted on rows. The more tasks, the more consistent the window. It also shows the runtime of the selected task, and how much it weighs compared to others.

Generate a cool graphical report

Adding a task requires you to fill in a set of details, such as a name, category you define on the spot and gets saved for future use, priority which can be of 5 levels, as well as a description to be able to easily tell tasks apart. Although started and added, these can be modified, or even deleted at the press of a button.
Only one task can be active at a time, and starting the timer on a different task automatically ends it for the previous. The application can be sent to the tray area for silent monitoring. There’s the possibility to have a graphical report generated, but you need to have Adobe Flash Player for this component to function.

In conclusion

All things considered, we can state that Task Counter is a powerful application you can rely on to see how much it takes to solve daily tasks, and how much these weigh compared to others. It’s easy to configure, and helps you view statistics in a cool graph.