Most jobs have fixed work shifts, with attendance being an important aspect for positive feedback, and even enhanced workflow. Sure enough, time management can also boost performance of personal task, and it is up to applications like CalcTime to help generate time logs of your activities, and calculate different time related values.

Once installed and launched, the main window shows up in its compact, but intuitive overall layout. Multiple tabs allow you to easily switch between calculators, options, and logs, so you don’t feel overwhelmed by a large variety of options and buttons. Additionally, you can bring up a desktop digital clock which remains active even after the application is closed.

It’s best to pay a visit to the options tab in order to configure people, organization names, and report titles first. Here is where you also get the chance to configure report layout through a dedicated builder. The report page can be enhanced with different text formatting options, including external pictures, and options to save report templates as RPT files.

In and out log times can be used to keep track of your daily shifts. You need to manually create new entries, with requirement fields for person, date, in and out times, elapsed time, and an additional comment. Time tape is somewhat similar, but mostly comes in handy for structuring tasks. Hours and minute fields need to be filled in, as well as a comment so you know what it’s about.

Regular and military time tabs are used to quickly calculate the difference between to specific hours, each showing values in dedicated formats. Last but not least there’s the date calculator. Structured in four sections, these let you determine day differences, by adding or subtracting from, and to specific dates.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that CalcTime can help you work on your timing, especially if you’re not really punctual. Log times can be used on the long run to record daily shifts, while built-in calculators make it easy to determine time left until specific events.