Satistime

The first version of Satistime had the to do list and the calendar functions. I thought about what users could need and added these features: Assigning due dates, times and duration for each task, having unscheduled tasks like "I will do this task sometime in May" or "first week of April" and marking a task complete and showing a red flag if the task is overdue.

The to do list tools in the market did not allow me to schedule my to do's. I could set due dates, but no start dates (and times!). This often left me overwhelmed in the morning because I ended up feeling stresses with all these tasks waiting to be done. I tried using calendars but still wasn't satisfied with them because I could not have unscheduled to do's. Plus the calendars don't realize when a to do has gone by unfinished. So I decided to build a to do list combined with a calendar and started using the first version every day. As I started thinking in a more goal oriented way, I felt the need to incorporate a goal tracking function. The main purpose was to identify what tasks you need to do to achieve your goal, schedule these tasks. And see where you stand - both with daily tasks and long term goals. Patrick

I was searching for a time management tool that has it all, but none of the alternatives had all the features I wanted. So I decided to build it myself and started developing Satistime.