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I bought it partly because I like the offline tracker idea, other stuff seems to have some cloud backend. Also wanted to support development, it was on the fron
by eknkc 9y ago
I bought it partly because I like the offline tracker idea, other stuff seems to have some cloud backend. Also wanted to support development, it was on the front page a couple months ago.
Decent product, if you are looking for something like this.
- yigitdemirag 9y agoI was using RescueTime for long time but then discover Timing[1] (which also works offline). Never tried Qbserve but I highly recommend Timing. [1]https://timingapp.com/?lang=en https://timingapp.com/?lang=en
- ivm 9y agoTiming is also good but our initial goal was to make a RescueTime alternative, so Qbserve is similar to it in many ways.
- wingerlang 9y agoI downloaded this and Qbserve both over the weekend. So far is seems like Timing is better (but time will tell). However I am irked that I can't see the whole day for adding 'tasks'. For example yesterday I went out around 5PM for a movie. However the day kinda stops around that time as well.
- mrmage 9y agoHi, developer of Timing here. FYI, the Timeline currently only shows the times for which it has data. If you want to add Tasks outside that time range, simply click "Add Task", then enter a different time range manually.