Many people have started to use tools for organising their life.
On this page I will collect these.
Personal Kanban tools
| Tool name | Tip | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Trello | Yves | |
| A door/ Whiteboard + post it’s | Rik D’huyvetters | Doesn’t work remote |
| Kanbanize | Yves | |
| kanbantool | Yves | |
| KanbanFlow | Yves | |
| planview | Yves | More an enterprise tool |
Time collecting
| Tool name | Tip | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Toggl | Rico | |
| TimeInOrbit | Konstantin | |
| Clockify | Pablo Domingo | Also works for teams |
| Timeular | Tim Schaeps | Mini manual from Tim |
| DailyTimeTracking | Niel Mouthaan | An alternative to trackers using timers. It works by periodically asking what you are working on. This way you don’t have to toggle timers when you switch tasks. |
| Timesheet | David Schmitt | |
| Clockly | Richard Riedel | I’ve been using clockly to track the time of all my projects for a long time, and it’s helped me to increase my productivity. It is extremely simple to use and comes with a free trial period. |
| Excel | Allan Kelly | I log the time in advance and timebox; retrospective estimation is as inaccurate as prospective estimation |
Personal Calendars
| Tool name | Tip | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Yves | Pro: Integrates well with phones and tools. Con: your data belongs to google |
Just like any list, this list is incomplete. Get in touch and I’ll add your favorite tool…
