Estimato is a tool for estimating software development time.

We believe that time is a valuable asset, and that we all spend a lot of it. But how much?

When we think about the way we use our time, we quickly realize that we don't really know how much of it we are spending on the projects that we are working on.

So when you're trying to estimate the time you will spend on a project, you should get a better idea of the time you will actually spend on it.

And in order to do that, Estimato was created to help you estimate the time you will spend on your projects, and we wanted to share it with you.

In Estimato, you can estimate your projects in two different ways: Optimistic and Pessimistic.

The first one, Optimistic, is the ideal, or "best," estimation.

It's very easy to use, and gives you an estimate that you can apply to any project. You will find the Pessimistic and Realistic estimates in the next section.

We know that Pessimistic and Realistic estimates are not ideal. But if you have been working for a long time, you might want to try using them.

Estimato was created as a unitless system, so you don't need to worry about units; you can just type in numbers.