| Version | 6.1 r1436 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Notes17 |
| Release date | Apr 18, 2013 |
| Date added | Apr 18, 2013 |
| Os requirements | Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows, Windows 7, Windows XP |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 2,831 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
Pagico is a personal database that helps you to manage and keep track of everything: notes, tasks, lists, files, projects and contacts. You can store all kinds of things in its database, and Pagico will get everything neatly organized, and remind you of upcoming (and overdue, of course) tasks. Rather than just overwhelming you with lists of todo's, Pagico presents all your upcoming schedule in a visually appealing chart.
Pagico is different than most other task planning programs. Here are a few highlights:
Interactive schedule flowchart based on your todos
Manage everything in one place: Notes, lists, tasks, and files
Simple yet powerful cross links -- you can create hyperlinks between almost everything
Dynamic project browser based on tags
iPhone/iPad app available with cloud-based data sync (sold separately in the Apple AppStore)
Cloud-sync available to sync data between your devices, and your team.
Cross-platform compatibility: Pagico is available on Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu.
Review
Pagico (Professional) is a unique database program that organizes your thoughts and contacts, and even allows you to schedule tasks. It offers a very easy-to-navigate, template-style interface that will appeal to all user levels.
After installation, the program does require that you enter your e-mail address to activate the 15-day trial period. The overall interface design is clean and simple. Menu commands at the top of the window let you create and edit new databases. You can create a new database for keeping notes and for contacts. We especially liked the template style that made it easy to figure out what to plug in and where. The program offers a tagging feature so you can quickly locate specific posts. Adding a new task took us a few minutes to figure out, but we were able to add a list of tasks, along with their start and due dates. Our tasks appeared on the attractive Dashboard calendar. Using the QuickNotes feature, we were able to quickly type a note and insert it into a previous task we had entered. The program's Preferences menu lets you choose a time zone and language preference. An option to view your schedule in your favorite calendar program (i.e. iCal) is a nice touch.
Pagico does come with a User Manual, and an online Help link. We would have liked to have seen a longer trial period, but the program was easy enough to use that 15 days should be long enough for most to get a good feel for the program. We recommend Pagico for anyone in need of a contact management program.
