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Short Description:
Productivity Scientific GTD Timer is a simple and easy to use software countdown timer focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) approach. It is designed with excellent ergonomics, perfect design and simplicity in mind.
Long Description 1:
Productivity Scientific GTD Timer is flexible and powerful but easy to use software countdown timer focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) approach. The software designed with excellent ergonomics, perfect design and simplicity in mind. Features: supports Pomodoro technique; GTD 2-minute rule; highly customizable presets; allows to play sound or run any command when countdown finishes; supports multiple copies; supports launch from command-line
Long Description 2:
Productivity Scientific GTD Timer is the World's first software countdown timer entirely focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) approach.
Main features:
- Simple but powerful user interface optimized for ergonomics and keyboard keystrokes
- Built-in presets including support for David Allen's GTD Two Minute rule and Pomodoro Technique
- Supports countdown and stopwatch modes
- Highly configurable for custom needs
- Supports multiple running copies at a time
- Powerful actions included
- Allows to count overtime, automatically restart or exit application
- Supports launching from command line with command-line parameters
- Shows time countdown in System Tray and in a floating window
- Configurable to play sound, display message or run command when countdown finishes
- Countdown may be paused, stopped or restarted
- Time tracking features
Supported OS: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7/8/8.1
Usage scenarios:
- Stay focused on your tasks with Pomodoro Technique
- Track time spent on any activity
- Use GTD Two-Minute rule in your work
- Use the timer to limit time budget for any task
- Watch time left for completion of some particular task (presentation, auction, rest break, working day)
- Use the timer as a personal reminder, alarm clock, stop watch oven timer or egg timer
- Run commands at a specified time (shutdown PC, navigate to links, run programs)
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