3 Tools increasing your productivity 📈🤯

After 1 year timeout. I return.
I understood perfectly well that an athlete who took a break would not be able to immediately return to the previous level.

I need to improve my coding skills and workload. This technique should consist of regular and sequence action each day. And for achieve this goal I used next tools:

Obsidian

From personal notes to journaling, knowledge bases, and project management, Obsidian gives you the tools to come up with ideas and organize them.

Code Time

This tool helps me checking my coding and active coding time every day.

Webtime tracker

For check my timing on browser. This extension saves time which you spend on web pages. You can check daily/weekly stats.

What extensions do you use to track your productivity?

Comments

[sofia]

Clockify. I use it to time my projects and it’s free for individuals. Worth checking out! I’ve gained so many insights on my workflow thanks to this app

[Corners 2 Wall]

Thanks a lot

[Damian Demasi]

I use it too. It’s great to keep track of projects, study, and pretty much everything.

[Amulya Kumar]

The Webtime Tracker extension is a useful plugin for monitoring and analysing my online activity, providing insights into how much time I spend on different websites and apps, allowing me to be more productive and aware of my digital habits.

[Corners 2 Wall]

What extensions do you use to track your productivity?

[Julien Dephix]

Define productivity. :)

[Kaamkiya]

Could you add links to these? They seem awesome!

[Corners 2 Wall]

Added links in titles

[Kaamkiya]

Thanks! I'll check them out for sure :)

[Tony Metzidis]

when you try out new note apps, do you copy all of your old notes into it?

[Corners 2 Wall]

In demo time no. If I feel that I will use app in long time - yes. I migrate notes.

[Domenico Tenace]

Good!
Did you try Notion?

[wwy14137]

Thanks

[Mayur Navale]

Thanks a lot