Time-Sync. Never again be late for your meetings.

If there is something we have internalized and ignored in our daily lives, but it conditions our life is the time. The best solution is never again a nuisance.

If we think about how our life is defined by time, it is pretty crazy how we have associated specific schedules with certain tasks.

The famous routine governs our lives and determines whether we can rest, or we're at work, whether it's time to sleep, feed, or whatever activity we have to do.

And to some extent, it is a good thing that there is an established routine in our lives. If you plan, you can plan rest times and get the most out of your life. All this takes into account your activities and pending tasks.

When putting together a routine, many things can conflict, such as having to sleep a certain amount of hours but also wanting extra hours to do an activity you enjoy.

This is how our days can be divided into blocks of hours and even minutes. This is when the tool I will introduce you to below comes into play:

Time-Sync.

This application keeps your time synchronized over the Internet and can correct delays of up to 5 seconds on your computer clock. So you'll never be late anywhere again, and you can shave a few minutes off your life. You can get more out of your life.

Also, this is ideal for teamwork because if you synchronize the whole team, everyone has the same clock they're keeping track of. It unites the entire team and makes everyone governed by the same law: no more excuses or doubts about it.

Time-Sync has a simple and minimalist interface.

A basic but effective interface. You don't need much for this application, which takes care of such a simple but vital task as keeping your computer clock up to date.

Installation is simple, and it is available exclusively on Windows. When you go to the page and download, the process is typical Windows. Once this process is complete, the application will auto-configure itself, and the clock will automatically update.

But there are some things to clarify. First, computers with modern systems already use servers and Internet connections to obtain time. So you can deduce that you won't need this program.

Another thing is that at the level of competition, I do not know of other programs that perform the same task, but because it is not needed.

What is optimistic about this program is that it updates the timetable with a configurable frequency of at least 5 seconds, something that the native Windows system does not do. This would be the feature that would make you opt for Time-Sync.

If that's not a factor you're interested in, stick with your Windows system, where you don't have to download anything, and it works just as well.

Application settings:

The settings don't include much because there isn't much to configure per se. You can choose the time zone and from which server you want to update it.

Also, you can choose how often you can update the clock, depending more on the experience you prefer to have. You won't need to do it very often, but that's up to you.

Anyway, the product idea is simple, and it's one of those things you install once, and you don't have to pay any more attention to it. I don't see much harm in trying it out with a simple installation and uninstallation.

One positive feature is that it manages resources well on the Internet. The application doesn't need to do much, but it takes care of just enough.

Another is that it adheres to the quality standards of the relationship between the client and RFC servers, making it safe and efficient.

The application does not have any icon in the taskbar or something that has to be constantly open. It runs as a Windows service and is not an intrusive application.

Conclusion:

An application that stands out for its simplicity as well as functionality. You won't have to dedicate more than 10 minutes of your life to it, which can help you immensely. It is not vital for your life, but it can help you to have a correct schedule. Like a good Swiss watch, never late or early.

Technology and modernity allow us all to access the same schedule, which is quite interesting. I think it's an advantage we can't waste.