TimeLog2

Time has always been and will remain the essence of human civilization. Did you want a tool that could keep a track of all the time you spent on different projects, tasks and even while on the internet. Timelog2 is a freeware which has been designed specifically as an extremely accurate time logging utility.

Timelog2 is very easy to install and use. You just need to save it and run the application once it is downloaded. Timelog keeps a track of the total amount of time a person spent on an active project or task. The user can even allocate a specific time for the said project or task in advance. Timelog will continuously keep reporting to the user the percentage of time that has been used from the allotted time. The software is very easy to comprehend and use, the various labeled buttons on the software are self explanatory. Timelog indicates the time for the ‘in progress’ active session using a digital stopwatch format. The order of projects and time consumed are neatly displayed. With the help of simple buttons on the panel one can see the total time spent on a particular task as well as the number of individual sessions this time was split into. Useful for one and all the software has utility value for students, professionals, executives, etc. The help button on the panel solves any query if the need be. On the downside, the main command icons on the main panel have an amateurish feel.

Timelog is compatible with all Window versions subsequent to 98. Timelog is very easy to download and install. It is totally free for personal and non commercial use. It has neat work area and has detailed menu panels. It can definitely help a person manage his time better whether he is a novice or a professional.

TimeLog2 is a simple, but useful, utility program for people who want to keep track of how much time they are
spending on the number of different tasks or projects.
When a project is active, TimeLog keeps track of the amount of time spent on it. If the task has an allocated
amount of time, TimeLog will report what percentage of that time has been used. TimeLog records the total time
spent on the task, and the number of sessions that that time was split into, and also indicates the total time in the
current active session in a digital stopwatch style display.