Recomend a Time Managment App?

[BrooklineBiker]

Hi everyone,
I'm interested in getting some personal time management software. Ideally, it would be able to do or be all of the following:
-Free
-Usable on iPhone, cloud, Windows computer on or offline, Apple computer on or offline
-Not a memory hog
-Allow calendaring & some basic project management
-Allow me to see on a daily, weekly & monthly basis where I'm spending my time (e.g., 4 hours bicycling this week)
-Allow multiple categorization of activities (e.g., if I spend 4 hours bicycling to the grocery store, that could be 4 hours bicycling & 4 hours of shopping).
-Ability to click a radio button when I start a task so I know how long I spent doing it, as opposed to just how long I allocated/projected to do it. So if biking to the grocery store takes 1 hour, as opposed 30 minutes, I could track that.
Can anyone recommend something that would do the above?

[HenryDavid]

Luddite suggestion: just use a paper notebook.
How accurate does this all have to be?

[Ebrat]

Toggl does all of that except the calendaring and project management stuff (although the paid version might).  Something like that, that's made for tracking billable hours, etc., would probably work.

[stash-lite]

I have experimented with a few and would recommend TSheets.  We implemented this across the small business I work at and it has been working really well.  It is free for an individual user.

The iPhone and android apps work very well, on a mac or pc it is web browser based.   We don't use the scheduling feature so I can't speak to how well that works.    The one feature you mentioned that I know it doesn't support is offline mode - you do need an internet connection to enter time.

Hope that helps!   If you don't like it or it seems to businessy/corporate, "hours" and "yast" are two other ones I thought were alright but not quite as good for the business as tsheets.

Stan