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Have you used the Application Timing? https://timingapp.com/ https://timingapp.com/ It tracks visited sites (on all browsers) + allows you create pools for p
by fuzzywalrus 10y ago
Have you used the Application Timing?
https://timingapp.com/ https://timingapp.com/
It tracks visited sites (on all browsers) + allows you create pools for projects + applications and what directory the file you're working on. Long as you keep your assets in a single folder, you're always tracking to which project. Items can be in multiple pools so you can go by task vs project time.
I've been using this for about a year for personal use. While it doesn't look as pretty or divvy up tasks between "neutral", "productive" and "distractive' that's something you can define if you wanted.
I'm not trying to be harsh but just based on the product site, I'm not exactly compelled to give up Timing although your application does look nice.
- ivm 10y agoYes, I used it for a while to see what kinds of trackers exist on OS X. But I rarely need to know the path or track a specific project. Productivity of sites and chats is more important for me since I want to know stats of my procrastination.