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Time tracking apps or websites that keep a log by task?
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Hi ADHD community!!! I recently started my dream job while Iā€™m trying to finish my Masterā€™s degree. I have been enjoying it a lot so far but struggling so much with time management, especially with school. Iā€™m on meds (36 mg concerta) which helps improve my focus and impulse control and minimizes my anxious pacing around looking for something I donā€™t really need that minute.

I think Iā€™m honestly delusional about how much time i think it takes me to do something vs how long it actually takes. This is a core part of my job, since I have to bill my time to specific clients/projects and I have a limit on how much I can bill so I have to monitor really carefully. I also have to submit a ā€œforecastingā€ sheet where I report how many hours I have committed to projects coming up so people know Iā€™m advance if Iā€™m available to work on something. I have a planner where I do a rough schedule of my day which has really helped so far but I have trouble sticking to the schedule with enough precision working from home with stuff that comes upā€¦.or things taking longer than I expected. Iā€™m overwhelmed spending 12 hours on the computer every day and there has to be a way I can plan more efficiently so I know when I can take a break. I never take breaks for hobbies or to see people because I always feel I donā€™t have time.

Does anyone have tips or tools they use? Iā€™m ideally looking for something where I can create ā€œtasksā€ and then have a timer going for that task on my phone or computer and I can stop or start it and it will log the time. I have tried spreadsheets but really need something with less steps bc I lose track. I have tried Routinery as well but itā€™s not quite what I need since itā€™s more oriented towards doing a sequence of short activities.

Edit to add a little vent: itā€™s really hard to explain to people who donā€™t have ADHDā€¦.burnout is really normalized and it feels UNBEARABLE for me because my relationships with family and friends start to deteriorate which makes me even more stressed

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