Marie Malikova

Here is interesting article with the list of such tools, check it: https://blog.tmetric.com/7-all-purpose-apps-for-mental-health-and-more/

1) TMetric - producthunt.com/posts/tmetric 2) JIRA 3) Trello - producthunt.com/posts/trello-66

TMetric time tracking application. Best tool for boosting your productivity level. https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tmetric

I use TMetric: https://tmetric.com/

Excellent solution for single-workers and small teams. Besides, it's useful for tracking personal deals if needed. To be more productive and control all my time I use TMetric integration with Trello. I always export time reports and analyse it for boosting productivity level. https://tmetric.com/integrations/trello-time-tracking

Worthy task management solution! I like it. BUT, so many notifications make this app annoying (. For time control while completing tasks I use TMetric -https://www.capterra.com/p/148624/TMetric/

Handy solution. Also, I like using Team Foundation Server (VS) + TMetric time management application. Track time spent on tasks directly from TFS. Pretty simple. https://www.capterra.com/p/148624/TMetric/

I use Microsoft To-Do daily for activities at work, but also for personal reminders. It's the best one on the market. Besides, TMetric integration with To-Do requires no manual inputs, fast and simple customization and using time tracker just from Ms To-Do https://tmetric.com/integrations/microsoft-to-do-time-tracking

good one! Love TMetric integration with Integromat - https://tmetric.com/integrations/tmetric-integromat-integration Ease to customize, there is no need to stop the timer before switching to another task, and backlinks to a web service task

To double productivity and manage time more effectively I use Google Calendar in pair with TMetric application. I track time spent on any scheduled calendar event and get reports of time spending on events. https://www.capterra.com/p/148624/TMetric/

GitLab resolved our version control problems. It helps to maintain code standards easily. I like GitLab. Btw, I've found an app which helps to control time spent on each task in GitLab - this is TMetric time tracker. With this, I fast review activity reports and manage my time between tasks. https://www.capterra.com/p/148624/TMetric/#features

Great for review and manage codes! Also, TMetric perfectly integrates with GitHub. I use it for tracking time spent on code review https://www.capterra.com/p/148624/TMetric/

I found great alternative to Clockify - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tmetric/reviews

I love Freshdesk, I think this is the most convenient customer support tool I've ever used. Also, it perfectly works with TMetric. And I can track time and accelerate activity levels just via connection between Freshdesk workspace and TMetric. https://tmetric.com/integrations/freshdesk-time-tracking

Great software! I use it in couple with TMetri time tracking app - https://tmetric.com/integrations/bitrix24-time-tracking

Easy to use and featured service. To be completely satisfied I recommend everyone to use it with TMetric time tracker. TMetric has a convenient integration with ActiveCollab (works just in browser as an extension), so you won't have problems with customization, just start track time inside ActiveCollab.

Easy to use and featured service. To be completely satisfied I recommend everyone to use it with TMetric time tracker. TMetric has a convenient integration with ActiveCollab (works just in browser as an extension), so you won't have problems with customization, just start track time inside ActiveCollab....

The best tool ever! I like it. Besides, it works perfectly with TMetric time tracking app. I use them together, so my productivity is under control :)https://tmetric.com/integrations/asana-time-tracking

Sometimes it’s really hard to stay organized and motivated…But I try to imagine what the finish will be in case I do everything in my power. There are some tips you need to pay attention before starting and in progress: - have a reason for every movement; - reward yourself for a job well done; - make retrospectives at what you’ve already done; - start afresh each time; - set deadlines; - think...

I strongly control my productivity level. To track activity and time I prefer TMetric. Sometimes it’s really hard to stay organized and motivated…But I try to imagine what the finish will be in case I do everything in my power. There are some tips you need to pay attention before starting and in progress: - have a reason for every movement; - reward yourself for a job well done; - make...