Tell When Done

Working with multiple monitors, PCs, apps, and even keyboards, can all turn things hectic real quick, especially if running several processes at a time. The last thing one would need is to manually check for the completion of processes for a particular app. This is where Tell When Done could fill in the gap, as it will offer users a solution to such issues, through a series of notifications, which will let them know if a process has started, its status, as well as confirmation of completion.

The main working principle behind the application is the use of hotkeys for selecting a running process. For instance, let’s say that you’re downloading a file. All that you need to do in order to point out that process to the app, is click the corresponding window and hit the hotkey.

These hotkeys can be easily set in the application’s options, and adding an extra layer of attention can also be done, through the use of sounds for the process notifications. Users can either run the pre-defined ones or, make use of their own.

When it comes to the shortcomings of Tell When Done, we couldn’t help to notice the fact that aside from pointing out the running process to the app, there are no extra settings for the notification, aside from the ones mentioned in the previous section.

For users who run iterative tasks on a daily basis, such as downloads, synchronizations, or others, having the ability to set-up pre-defined task monitoring in the app, based on certain criteria, could bring the functionality to the next level.

If you seek a way of being notified when your various processes are due, running, and done, this application offers an interesting solution, which can help you become more efficient in your daily routine.