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You might be surprised just how much time you spend playing games, dealing with email, or visiting certain websites.

Slife is a new time-management tool that allows you to easily understand how you spend your time on your computer. It will tell you exactly how much time you spend on any one application, website or document. Knowing how much time you “waste” each day could revolutionise your efficiency!

Slife is free to download and also allows you to set weekly or daily targets. For example, you could target yourself to “spend at least 30 mins per day on your emails”, or “don’t spend more than an hour a day playing games” It will then tell you whether you have met your targets over each monthly period.

I am already finding it fascinating to use, and really useful.

Watch this 2 minute screencast for an overview of many of Slife’s features.

Chris Pirillo reviews Slife on YouTube.

Similar products: Rescue, Personal Task Manager, Visual TimeAnalyzer, Wakoopa

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