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This is super nice and much simpler than all of the other software I've been using to cobble together work logging + time tracking + invoicing this past year.
by tedmiston 10y ago
This is super nice and much simpler than all of the other software I've been using to cobble together work logging + time tracking + invoicing this past year. After trying Toggl, Harvest, and everything else I totally understand why you built it.
The only changes I'd like to see are: allowing one to log the time work is started (not just the date), a confirmation before deleting data that can't be recovered, and a way to filter the hours charts by day / week / date range.
- overshard 10y agoThe time work is started is something I'm debating with myself on. I think I will add start + end date + time since it would help with making a timer persistent across pages/connection issues. Confirmation is a must, mistakes happen! Filters/reporting is coming over the next week, also a must, what's the point of time tracking if you can't compile reports of your time.
- tedmiston 10y agoSounds great — this is off to an amazing start. Not sure if you intend to turn it into a business but with a little polish and the features you described it's simpler / better than several competing paid products on the market today (as you probably noticed).
- sne11ius 10y ago+1 for start/stop times because that's how I keep my data now. I have been looking for a simple solution like this for quite some time. Also: thank you OP
- icc97 10y agoHaving start and end dates I find is much more easy to add in. But they all need to be part of the same task for one day. If I've forgotten to start a timer, it's easy for me to look at my browsing history and make a good guess when I started / finished. Figuring out duration when you stop and start on a task multiple times becomes a pain.