Busy work and lots of chores? You might as well try YYNote desktop to-do, which can clearly display daily tasks.

Are you also in this situation: when you turn on the computer in the morning, you are overwhelmed by all kinds of ideas and tasks before starting work, such as emails that need to be answered, meetings scheduled for the afternoon, reports that must be submitted this week, trivial personal things that suddenly come to mind, etc., they are like an intricate mess intertwined in your mind. They are all intertwined, and I am worried about missing any one of them, especially as the Spring Festival is approaching, the year-end summary and New Year's planning have made the to-do list more and more complicated. This state has almost become a "common pre-holiday problem" for professionals. Today, I will introduce to you a tool that can help you sort out your thoughts instantly, namely YYNote .

Say goodbye to clutter and let to-do items “float” in front of you

The key to giving YYNote the kind of desktop to-do function is to help you achieve the situation of "minimum effort, simple floating window notepad, maximum return". It is not the kind of software that requires you to open and close it multiple times, but appears as a transparent floating window embedded directly into the desktop. All the tasks you have will always remain on your computer desktop in the form of a clear list. You can see them when you turn on the computer, and there is no need to remember them.

You can see the overall situation at a glance, and all the things you need to do are arranged in the order you set. The importance is clearly visible. There is no need to search between multiple software or sticky notes.

The recognition behavior is implemented in an intelligent way, and operations can be added quickly: just enter a line of text stating "There will be a meeting at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon", and it will use its own ability to recognize the date and time, and will set the reminder appropriately, as if there is a thoughtful assistant.

By dragging and dropping with the mouse, the order of tasks can be flexibly adjusted. Once an emergency task is temporarily queued, you only need to push it to the top with one click, thus ensuring that the most critical tasks are always given priority to achieve a focus effect.

Quick archiving to facilitate backtracking: Completed tasks can be checked with one click, and they will be archived according to the date. When you review at the weekend or at the end of the month, you can clearly see how much you have accomplished and feel full of accomplishment.

Recently, as people are increasingly pursuing efficient and clear work processes, the concept of a "non-disturbing" desktop productivity tool is being widely discussed. YYNote is a practitioner of this concept. It does not pile up complex and cumbersome functions, but uses a lightweight form that is always visible and easily accessible to help you reduce the memory burden and psychological anxiety, and truly focus on the work itself.

Try to imagine that when you turn on your computer every day, what you face is a clean and orderly to-do list, not a mess of clueless and chaotic thoughts. You will clearly know where you started and what to do next, and the most important things will never be buried. Such a sense of control can make your work rhythm stable and efficient, and your mood will become relaxed and happy.

With just one simple try, you can experience this efficiency and ease. You can download YYNote for free now and use this transparent desktop assistant to help you end daily chaos and regain control of your work and time.

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