TimeMyProject

It’s a really good idea to be aware of the time it takes to finish your tasks, because it helps you better organize your time. On the bright side of things, this doesn’t need to be a complex activity, and specialized computer applications like TimeMyProject come with intuitive features for counting multiple projects or steps.

Set a password to protect your work

Setup takes little time, with the possibility to have the application launched right afterwards. Note, however, that it goes directly to the tray area, so don’t worry if you don’t see anything on launch. Needless to say that interacting with the tray icon brings up the main window, which displays six different timers you can configure.
Launching the application for the first time might require you to set a password, so that only you have control over your projects. There are no restrictions in terms of characters, but it’s a good idea to create something which is easy to remember, not that there’s really anything to hide inside this task counter.

No option to generate reports

As mentioned, you have the possibility to set up to six different timers. These can be fitted with a name. However, they only work as countdown timers, so you need to have an idea of how much time you get to spend with your tasks. Whenever a specific timer expires, and audio alert is triggered, with a window showing up on screen, letting you know what activity is done.
Timers can be removed, and you can leave the application minimized to the tray area during countdown. Sadly, there’s no option to generate reports, even though each timer displays when the last finished time was.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that TimeMyProject does offer multiple timers to help you keep track of your activities. However, it lacks the integrity of a proper time manager, with no possibility to generate reports, or simply count time, rather than to act as a countdown timer.