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I find it so weird that they look like a calendar, but they only keep track of durations. They explicitly reject start and stop times. For me, that makes sche
by bronson 12y ago
I find it so weird that they look like a calendar, but they only keep track of durations. They explicitly reject start and stop times.
For me, that makes scheduling hard, and reconciling my time & efficiency at the end of the month near impossible. I'm disappointed since everything else looks excellent.
- matmik 12y agoAs you probably understood, we do this on purpose. We believe it doesn't matter if you work late in the evening or early in the morning, but that the important thing is that you're going to work on something, and that the task has a certain value, in this case how much time it will take. Then later on, you can worry about when exactly in the day to do it. We don't want people to stop using their calendars, so we would encourage you to integrate it with Timely instead. Appreciate the feedback though, really.
- markhirsch 12y agoIf you want automatic time tracking with durations, see if CreativeWorx TimeTracker fills the bill. It automatically activities within applications (Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Apple productivity, browsers) plus your calendar events. www.creativeworx.com