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Howdy folks,
Well it's been a long time since I've made or posted anything. The truth is that I have been very busy.

Very busy building this time planning thingamajig (I appreciate the irony)
Still, I think this will be a great treat for the fellow Procrastinators out there, especially in these difficult COVID times.
I made it for myself to plan my other projects and the daily admin better, I actually finished building it 3 weeks ago and been using all this time, and although I was skeptical at first with the concept I'm still using it!
Also used it as an opportunity to discover that Rainmeter is a lot more powerful that I imagined.

VIDEO: TimeBar - Overview | Installation | Usage - YouTube

WHAT IS IT:

TimeBar, divides your day into several chunks then you set tasks for yourself in those chunks and try to accomplish them. A bar in the middle moves slowly throughout the day so you know where you are. It's very minimal and subtle, so it sits on your Desktop as a part of your Desktop wallpaper, but still being a powerful planning tool when needed.

More info and download: timebar.github.io/

Please enjoy, share, and let me know what you think!

P.S. Unlike almost any other planning tool out there, this one is free, open source and offline.

Description
Howdy folks,
Well it's been a long time since I've made or posted anything. The truth is that I have been very busy.

Very busy building this time planning thingamajig (I appreciate the irony)
Still, I think this will be a great treat for the fellow Procrastinators out there, especially in these difficult COVID times.
I made it for myself to plan my other projects and the daily admin better, I actually finished building it 3 weeks ago and been using all this time, and although I was skeptical at first with the concept I'm still using it!
Also used it as an opportunity to discover that Rainmeter is a lot more powerful that I imagined.

VIDEO: TimeBar - Overview | Installation | Usage - YouTube

WHAT IS IT:

TimeBar, divides your day into several chunks then you set tasks for yourself in those chunks and try to accomplish them. A bar in the middle moves slowly throughout the day so you know where you are. It's very minimal and subtle, so it sits on your Desktop as a part of your Desktop wallpaper, but still being a powerful planning tool when needed.

More info and download: timebar.github.io/

Please enjoy, share, and let me know what you think!

P.S. Unlike almost any other planning tool out there, this one is free, open source and offline.