There are plenty of time management applications available out there to help you monitor your productivity and utilise your time better - but we've never seen one quite like this before.

‘Daily Stack’ is time management tool created during a four week exploration in Tangible User Interface at CIID by designers Sebastian Rønde Thielke and Anders Højmose.

Their concept allows users to track their work flow by creating physical representations of their tasks.

The simple design consists of a small base and a series of wood blocks that each have a different colour and shape. Each colour represents a different task and the time interval is determined by the size of the block.

The user then stacks their tasks on the base, committing to them throughout the working day. The base contains electronics that communicate with your computer, tracking time and tasks in progress digitally so the user can even go back through their archive and look at previous stacks.

Most definitely one for 'visual' people. We like the idea, but do you think you'd use it?