HandyPIM
This is a less-cluttered and quite stylish PIM which , being easy to understand, is better more suited for home users than most other commercial offerings. It can be used in offline mode if you dont want half the planet reading your private information.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Windows
Features
Tags
- pim-software
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What is HandyPIM?
This is a less-cluttered and quite stylish PIM which , being easy to understand, is better more suited for home users than most other commercial offerings. It can be used in offline mode if you dont want half the planet reading your private information. It has section for contacts, calendar, tasks, notes, and reminders/alarms. It can also sync with Google, Outlook, icalendars, etc if you must, it allows 256-bit encryption and you may set a schedule to back up your data automatically. It runs on Windows, from XP to Windows 10.
Comments and Reviews
I used HandyPIM for a couple years. It's OK. But it's a bit expensive (to purchase and also to renew), a bit clunky, and its continued usability depends on an ever-changing Google API.
Eventually, I started wondering why I was using HandyPIM at all. What does it offer that I can't do directly in Google Calendar? Not much at all.
So what I did was log into Google Calendar in Microsoft Edge, and then select the three-dot menu Apps "Install this site as an app". I've been using Google Calendar as an app ever since.
Then I uninstalled HandyPIM.