Time mis-management
We’ve all been there before: you wake up on time, expecting to get everything on your itinerary done before noon; out of nowhere, it’s 11 o’clock at night and you’re crying into a mug of wasabi peas.
If this sounds like your typical Sunday night, TimeHero might be the productivity tool for you.
The hero you deserve
TimeHero is what would happen if Slack, Blackboard, and your mother got together to help you tackle a project (minus the freshly baked cookies, perhaps).
It gently guides you toward better productivity while facilitating teamwork, communication, and project insights—all within one easy-to-use interface.
One of TimeHero’s best inclusions is its dynamic calendar that pushes your projects back as you procrastinate. This feature (which I call the “How Screwed am I?” calculator) shows you approximately when your projects will be complete based on your current progress.
A different kind of hero
The nice thing here, though, is that TimeHero doesn’t just let you know that you’re failing miserably at maintaining your productivity—it also sends you suggestions to attempt to get you back on track (or, at least, make the most of your time) as well.
It’s this touch of thoughtfulness that sets TimeHero apart from other productivity managers.
Other notable TimeHero features include the following:
- In-app collaboration, file-sharing, and task-assigning
- Color-coded calendars to show you exactly when the crap will hit the fan
- Project overview in the form of graphs that would make Marshall Erikson weep for joy
- Estimated vs. Actual time spent comparisons
- Literal hugs through your computer (probably)
Pricing & packages
At this time, you can purchase a fairly comprehensive personal edition of TimeHero for $8 per month. The unlimited version of TimeHero scales up for larger businesses for $15 per month.
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As with any piece of emerging technology, you can probably expect additional tweaks and features soon. Also worth noting is TimeHero’s free mobile app, which will likely experience growth as the tool itself matures.
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Jack Lloyd has a BA in Creative Writing from Forest Grove's Pacific University; he spends his writing days using his degree to pursue semicolons, freelance writing and editing, oxford commas, and enough coffee to kill a bear. His infatuation with rain is matched only by his dry sense of humor.
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