Maximizing Efficiency A Comprehensive Review of Daily Productivity Growth with Todo Manager

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Gilberto Perez , Nidhaulla Sheikh


Abstract

Our team has developed a Daily To-do Manager that enables users to efficiently manage their daily goals and tasks. The system is designed to help users create and track daily tasks that align with their long-term goals. It provides a secure platform that users can access anytime and anywhere via the Internet.The Daily To-do Manager not only tracks the user's goals and tasks but also helps them to break their tasks into smaller parts, making it easier to manage. By dividing tasks into smaller parts, the system allows users to track their progress more efficiently. Additionally, the system provides users with means to analyze their task efficiency through reports that display complete statistics of tasks achieved, total tasks planned, and daily streaks indicating the number of consecutive days the user has been efficient.Our study has revealed that most To-do manager applications list tasks in binary form, either completed or uncompleted. However, our team has observed that people tend to divide their tasks into smaller chunks and want their partial completions to be managed by the To-do manager. To cater to this preference, our system tracks the partial task completions of users to provide a solid base for designing a Daily To-do Manager.In summary, our Daily To-do Manager is a user-friendly system that helps users efficiently manage their daily tasks and long-term goals. The system provides users with a secure platform accessible via the Internet, task breakdown, progress tracking, and reports to analyze daily task efficiency. With our system, users can expect to achieve their daily goals more efficiently, contributing to their overall productivity and success.


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Productivity Growth, Todo Manager



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