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CountYourTime

Have you ever asked yourself how much time do you usually spend on working, playing games or running entertainment programs when sitting near PC? Count Your Time is a small but very useful software tool that lets user estimate the time spent on working with a computer. Once installed Count Your Time works in the background and always monitors and analyzes your computer activities. You can view your activities at any time by launching the program from the system tray. By default, Count Your Time divides all your activities by categories: undefined activity, working, entertainment or ignore. Categories list can be changed and edited by a user. That lets a user adding different programs and dividing them by categories. You may assign programs to different categories as you like. But the main goal of Count Your Time is collecting and analyzing PC usage statistics during the specified time period. Program gathers and analyzes usage statistics for the added programs and shows usage history for the last day, week, month or any specified time period. All statistics is shown to a user in a convenient and understandable form. In addition, different computer activities are marked with different colors that make Count Your Time statistics more intuitive even for the beginners. Moreover, you may view usage statistics history for all programs or select one to view usage history. Count Your Time allows running and stopping program usage data collection at a moment. To make statistics more visual Count Your Time lets a user to select between statistics visualization modes. Bar chart and pie chart modes are available. In conclusion, Count Your Time is a reliable tool which can effectively organize your work on a PC. Program can be used by managers to control how much time do their employees spent on entertainment when they work at the office.

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