Description
Your calendar is in one app, tasks in another, notes on sticky pads, contacts and mail each on their own — information scattered across five places, so finding one thing later means digging through all of them. EssentialPIM gathers them into one program: calendar, tasks, notes, contacts, passwords and mail in a single interface, switchable by day, week or month and cross-linked, so one place tells you what today holds and who it involves.
It presents itself as an electronic organizer: tasks carry priority, can be paused or crossed off, and non-work items like birthdays and anniversaries fit in too; notes sit in a tree; contacts, calendar and mail share one data set. Data is stored locally by default, can be encrypted, and syncs across devices. A free edition covers everyday scheduling and note-keeping, on Windows.
Unified interface: calendar, tasks, notes, contacts, passwords and mail in one program, switchable by day, week or month, so nothing is hunted across separate apps.
Task management: tasks take priority, due dates, pausing and cross-off completion, and hold non-work items like birthdays and anniversaries.
Tree notes: notes are organized in a directory tree with rich text, filed by dragging into a category.
Calendar and contacts: the calendar has multiple views, and contacts, schedule and mail share one linked data set.
Local storage and encryption: data is local by default and can be encrypted, syncs across devices, and the free edition covers everyday use.
It presents itself as an electronic organizer: tasks carry priority, can be paused or crossed off, and non-work items like birthdays and anniversaries fit in too; notes sit in a tree; contacts, calendar and mail share one data set. Data is stored locally by default, can be encrypted, and syncs across devices. A free edition covers everyday scheduling and note-keeping, on Windows.
Features
Unified interface: calendar, tasks, notes, contacts, passwords and mail in one program, switchable by day, week or month, so nothing is hunted across separate apps.
Task management: tasks take priority, due dates, pausing and cross-off completion, and hold non-work items like birthdays and anniversaries.
Tree notes: notes are organized in a directory tree with rich text, filed by dragging into a category.
Calendar and contacts: the calendar has multiple views, and contacts, schedule and mail share one linked data set.
Local storage and encryption: data is local by default and can be encrypted, syncs across devices, and the free edition covers everyday use.
