For those of you who want to know, Pomodoro is a time management technique developed in the late 1980′s and intends to increase working efficiency by breaking down periods into 25-minute intervals with 5-minute breaks.

Using the service is easy and simple. Just create an account on Orkanizer and login. Once you log into your account, you can navigate to the Workspace area of the site, which allows you to add tasks as well as start the Pomodoro timer.

After a day, month or even a year, you can check the Statistics tab, which allows you to monitor your efficiency and see how much you improved over the days with the Pomodora technique.

Features

• A very well designed, clean, user-friendly interface makes navigation and task organization easier.
• Break down work into periods to improve overall efficiency.
• Statistics allow you to keep a watch on the work you accomplish, the work you don’t and the amount of interruptions that come across.
• Similar tools: FocusBoosterLive, E.ggTimer, StopWatch and some more.

Check out Orkanizer @ http://orkanizer.com (via AddictiveTips)

Tasskr also displays a schedule with your upcoming tasks. To add a task to your schedule simply add the date and/or time to your task description. What makes Tasskr great is the clean interface and the option to use keyboard shortcuts. You do need to sign up in order to save your tasks. To edit an existing task, simply click anywhere on the task description and start editing information.

Features:

• A simple task manager with keyboard shortcuts.
• Add tasks to schedule by adding date/time to description.
• Similar tools: Any.Do, ListDid.me and Workflowy.
• Also read related articles: Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services.

Visit Tasskr @ www.tasskr.com

NeighbFav is a great service for busy people – they can easily ask college students and other NeighbFav users if they can take up the task. Once completed, they will be paid the agreed amount.

To get started, all you have to do is sign up for an account on NeighbFav. After logging into your account, just post the task you want done and post. Once you get an offer, you can confirm it and get the task accomplished. The best thing about the service is that you will be charged once the task is completed.

According to the developers, a NeighbFav mobile application will be released for Android and iOS devices soon.

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Features

• Great way to get tasks done if you do not have time to complete them.
• A good way to meet new people.
• Free service.
• Similar tools: Taskrabbit, Agentanything, Runmyerrand, RentAFriend and DoStuffForMoney.

Check out NeighFav @ www.neighbfav.com/index.php

With the Any.do app, you can set priorities to tasks, organize them in folders, set a time and even ask for your friend’s assistance if they are also using the Any.do app. The app supports voice recognition as well, meaning that you can use your voice to capture any task.

The application is available for only Android but the application is expected to eventually launch for iPhone and Chrome as well.

Features

• Simple, user-friendly designed to-do app.
• Supports voice recognition.
• Keep track of your tasks and to-do’s.
• Available for Android only.
• Similar tools: ListDid.me and Workflowy.
• Also read related articles:
  5 Printable Grocery List Websites
  Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services

Check out Any.Do @ www.any.do

Moredays is an excellent free to use web service currently in its beta stage. After the site sends you a sign up email when you request an invitation, you can log into your account and start adding tasks, events, and notes. With each item you add you can add various details such as the geographical location. A calendar on the left pane lets you easily jump to specific dates. There is also a strip of tabs in the center that lets you quickly navigate to sections such as notes, tasks, contacts, and your calendar. A Sketch section shows a navigable section in which you can overview upcoming events and tasks in an easy way.

These and many other useful features make Moredays an excellent management app that improves your productivity.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you organize tasks and events.
• Lets you add geographical locations and notes with each entry.
• Stores contacts.

Check out Moredays @ www.moredays.com (by MOin from Thumb Press)

You pay the specified amount to PinDone via your credit card and the runner gets their cut after PinDone takes out a small fee. You can also track all the tasks you have posted at any time and chat with runners who are interested in doing your errands.

Features:

• Get tasks and errands done.
• Select a runner who meets your criteria.
• Track your task’s progress and pay online.
• Similar tools: Gigwalk, RunMyErrand, DoStuffForMoney and RentAFriend.

Visit PinDone @ www.pindone.com

ClockBlock is a free to use web service that lets you manage tasks with visual todo lists. To-do lists normally only list your tasks without prioritizing them, to keep things simple. But with ClockBlock you get a prioritized tasks list without compromising the simplicity of the list. After you create an account on the site and log in, you can start creating your list and select a color shade for each list.

When you add tasks to your list, they are displayed in various shades of the list color. The lighter a task’s shade, the sooner it is due and the larger a task’s font, the more important it is. Using such simple highlighting, your to-do lists are given a dimension of priority to help understand important and urgent tasks.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you manage tasks online.
• Colors tasks according to their due date.
• Uses different font sizes to indicate task importance.

Check out ClockBlock @ www.clockblocktm.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Similarly, you can also have a weekly view of your tasks, or view only those tasks that are overdue. While creating a task you can enter duration, time it is due, any tags to reference it, and notes. With a single click, you can also specify if the task is an event. You can also receive daily reminders of your upcoming tasks or just a few minutes before they are due.

Features:

• Online task management with multiple views.
• See daily, weekly or over-due tasks.
• Receive daily or customized reminders.
• Similar tools: Ifttt, LazyMeter, Thoughtboxes, ZenToDo, ByApp and Taskos.
• Also read related articles: Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services.

Visit MyTaskBooster @ www.mytaskbooster.com

There is a whole list of channels that you can specify actions from including Gmail, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, DropBox, Evernote, LinkedIn, Posterous and many more. You only have to activate each channel one. Many interactive channels such as SMS and Phone Call also contribute in making Iffft one of the most innovative task applications on the web.

Features:

• Create tasks and trigger actions based on them.
• Create actions using social networks, email clients, feed readers and more.
• Time and keyword based triggers.

Visit Iffft @ www.ifttt.com [Via HowToGeek]

LazyMeter is a free to use web service that helps you create to-do lists. You start by creating an account on the site either by registering for a new one or by connecting through your Facebook account. Next you start adding tasks to your to-do lists; with each task you can optionally add notes and reminders. You can sort active tasks into the ‘play’ category while tasks you want delayed can be placed into the ‘pause’ category.

A bar of paused tasks against play ones is shown on top to show the level of your pending tasks thereby indicating how ‘lazy’ you are being. Tasks can be halted by using the Stop category and completed tasks appear in the Completed category.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you manage to-do lists.
• Lets you pause and play tasks.
• Indicates level of pending tasks.
• Similar tools: Thoughtboxes, ZenToDo, ByApp and Taskos.
• Also read related articles:Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services

  Wunderlist Syncs Your To-Do Lists Across Windows PC and Mac

Check out LazyMeter @ www.lazymeter.com (by MOin from UrbanSavior)