PulseDo

PulseDo carries the tagline “painless time tracking.” That’s because PulseDo can be used to efficiently and effortlessly keep track of your time. If you’re a developer, a designer, or a freelancer, you’re very well advised to give PulseDo a try. You’ll see that PulseDo is true to its tagline – painless time tracking – and helps you conveniently track your time.

At the time of writing this, PulseDo is a Beta product that is only available for Microsoft’s Windows operating system. PulseDo’s developer explained that Mac OS X and Linux versions are planned. If you want to find out when PulseDo for Mac OS X and PulseDo for Linux become available to the public, visit the Download section on PulseDo.com and subscribe to the newsletter.

Getting PulseDo up and running on a Windows PC is an incredibly simple matter; download an installer, run it, click through the steps presented by a setup wizard. When you’re done with the installation process and you launch PulseDo for the first time, you will be greeted by a tutorial. This tutorial will present the interface and will show you what sort of functionality you can access from the interface.

Speaking about functionality, here’s a quick look at PulseDo’s main features and functions: color-coded visual timesheets so you can easily see what you’ve accomplished; create and manage a list of timer categories; fuzzy search function to easily find the timer category you want; easily start the timer; access a multitude of reports; have PulseDo automatically run on Windows startup; view and change keyboard shortcuts; unobtrusive reminders; PulseDo saves your data locally, meaning it does not need an internet connection to store data on a server; multiple options for exporting data; and more.

You have 2 weeks at your disposal to use PulseDo for free and evaluate all the functionality it has to offer. When the trial expires, you will have to purchase a license to keep using PulseDo.

Track time efficiently and effortlessly with the user friendly PulseDo software.