Friday Freebies: 5 Best Free Time Management Tools

 


I’ve spoken many times about the value of your time. I also gave you 3 basic and simple free tools you can start using on Time Management Tuesday. Today’s post, though, is full of far more robust tools that you can use to dig into your time and take control over how you use it.

All of these tools are free to start. Some do require a small monthly payment in order to activate more advanced features.

Clockify

This is a truly free app that allows you to track how much time you are spending and where so that you can become more aware of how you are using  your time and budget it accordingly.

RescueTime

This app allows you to block distraction and automatically tracks the time you’re spending on each app you use while you’re working on your computer and will categorize your habits, which can be a useful tool for figuring out what habits you need to change in order to become more productive.

BeTimeful

This software allows you to browse social media without the built-in distractions that lead it to becoming such a massive time sink so you can use social media the way it needs to be used: As a tool to help you learn what you need to know to get where you want to be and connect with the people that can help you get there.

Clickup

This is one of the most robust time management apps I’ve seen and truly does attempt to provide everything you need in one package, including its own email automation system. It’s worth checking out and has lots of tutorials for helping you make the most of it.

Weekdone

This app allows you to set your goals and track the progress you’re making toward achieving it, which can help you stay incentivized to do the work required to get them done. It can be a useful reminder to you that your hard work is getting you somewhere on those days when you start to become discouraged or are tempted to put things off until later.

Remember: You’ve Got All the Time You Need

You have all the time you need to accomplish great things. It’s all in how you use it. Put these apps to use and go out there and accomplish the things you were born to do.

What Are Your Favorite Tools? What Are Your Experiences?

What time management tools do you use and love? What are your experiences with these tools or with the ones you use the most? Share them in the comments. We'd love to hear from you.

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