Timery for Toggl

Timery for Toggl

Easy time tracking with Toggl

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1.6.4

December 17, 2023

This update has new duration format options, new widget background options, time entry suggestions improvements, and many other improvements & fixes. What’s new: • Hide seconds in the app & widgets • Project colors for widget backgrounds • Customizable Lock Screen Live Activity backgrounds • Improved legibility with project colors • Faster time entry suggestions • Details in Time Entries header charts • Quickly delete & restart time entries • New & updated Shortcuts actions • Many fixes • And more! Read on for more details! — New Duration Settings — Hide Seconds There are new duration format options to hide & show seconds in the app and widgets as well as on Apple Watch and in complications. When seconds are hidden, there’s an option to show active indicators in reports and widgets. Widget Formats Widgets can now also use Classic or Decimal duration formats. Mac Menu Bar There’s a new menu bar app option to hide the duration when no time entry is running. — Apps — Project Colors For increased legibility on certain backgrounds, dark project colors are a bit lighter in dark mode. Time Entry Suggestions When starting or editing a time entry in the edit view, time entry suggestions appear faster. Suggestions can now toggle between recent & saved timers and just saved timers, and they also better match project tasks. Time Entries Header Charts In Time Entries view, touch & hold or hover with a pointer on a day header to see a list of projects and times tracked. Current Time Entry Actions Quickly delete the current time entry & restart the latest entry and quickly undo restarting the latest entry with new actions in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as with keyboard shortcuts and in the Mac menu bar. Round When Starting There are new duration rounding options to round the current time entry’s duration down when starting a new time entry and to start the new entry automatically at that rounded stop time. — Widgets — Project Color Backgrounds Home Screen widgets have new “Appearance” configuration options to set the background to the current or filtered project color or gradient. Default Backgrounds Home Screen widgets now by default use a dark gray background color in dark mode to be consistent with system widgets and between iOS & macOS. If you prefer the black backgrounds, you can set them to be always black or black in dark mode. Rounding In widgets set to round the reported time tracked, by default they now hide seconds. There’s a new configuration option to still show them. Note: To see new options in existing widgets, you may need to delete and re-add them. — Live Activities — Lock Screen Backgrounds (iOS 17.1 or higher) There’s a new Live Activities option to set the Lock Screen background to match the system, always dark or black, project color, and more. — Shortcuts — Updated Actions The “Stop Current Time Entry”, “Check Current Time Entry”, and “Continue Latest Timer” actions now end, update, or start Live Activities. And they’re also App Shortcuts. Perform Action There’s a new Shortcuts action “Perform Action” that opens the app and performs a current-time-entry-related action. And it performs the action in the app if Timery is already open—like when run from the Action button on iPhone. — Mac — Menu Bar Timers There are new options for the menu bar app to show saved timers and recent timers in submenus or not. By default, saved timers are now shown inline instead of in a submenu. Dock Icon There’s a small collection of alternate icons to use in the Dock while Timery is running. Windows On Sonoma and Ventura, Timery will restore windows to their previous size and position when closed and reopened. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.6.3

December 12, 2023

This update has new duration format options, new widget background options, time entry suggestions improvements, and many other improvements & fixes. What’s new: • Hide seconds in the app & widgets • Project colors for widget backgrounds • Customizable Lock Screen Live Activity backgrounds • Improved legibility with project colors • Faster time entry suggestions • Details in Time Entries header charts • Quickly delete & restart time entries • New & updated Shortcuts actions • Many fixes • And more! Read on for more details! — New Duration Settings — Hide Seconds There are new duration format options to hide & show seconds in the app and widgets as well as on Apple Watch and in complications. When seconds are hidden, there’s an option to show active indicators in reports and widgets. Widget Formats Widgets can now also use Classic or Decimal duration formats. Mac Menu Bar There’s a new menu bar app option to hide the duration when no time entry is running. — Apps — Project Colors For increased legibility on certain backgrounds, dark project colors are a bit lighter in dark mode. Time Entry Suggestions When starting or editing a time entry in the edit view, time entry suggestions appear faster. Suggestions can now toggle between recent & saved timers and just saved timers, and they also better match project tasks. Time Entries Header Charts In Time Entries view, touch & hold or hover with a pointer on a day header to see a list of projects and times tracked. Current Time Entry Actions Quickly delete the current time entry & restart the latest entry and quickly undo restarting the latest entry with new actions in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as with keyboard shortcuts and in the Mac menu bar. Round When Starting There are new duration rounding options to round the current time entry’s duration down when starting a new time entry and to start the new entry automatically at that rounded stop time. — Widgets — Project Color Backgrounds Home Screen widgets have new “Appearance” configuration options to set the background to the current or filtered project color or gradient. Default Backgrounds Home Screen widgets now by default use a dark gray background color in dark mode to be consistent with system widgets and between iOS & macOS. If you prefer the black backgrounds, you can set them to be always black or black in dark mode. Rounding In widgets set to round the reported time tracked, by default they now hide seconds. There’s a new configuration option to still show them. Note: To see new options in existing widgets, you may need to delete and re-add them. — Live Activities — Lock Screen Backgrounds (iOS 17.1 or higher) There’s a new Live Activities option to set the Lock Screen background to match the system, always dark or black, project color, and more. — Shortcuts — Updated Actions The “Stop Current Time Entry”, “Check Current Time Entry”, and “Continue Latest Timer” actions now end, update, or start Live Activities. And they’re also App Shortcuts. Perform Action There’s a new Shortcuts action “Perform Action” that opens the app and performs a current-time-entry-related action. And it performs the action in the app if Timery is already open—like when run from the Action button on iPhone. — Mac — Menu Bar Timers There are new options for the menu bar app to show saved timers and recent timers in submenus or not. By default, saved timers are now shown inline instead of in a submenu. Dock Icon There’s a small collection of alternate icons to use in the Dock while Timery is running. Windows On Sonoma and Ventura, Timery will restore windows to their previous size and position when closed and reopened. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.6.2

September 26, 2023

I hope you’ve been enjoying the interactive widgets on iOS 17! This update brings interactive widgets to macOS Sonoma too! Start & stop time entries, show report details, and more right on your desktop without having to open the app. What’s new: • Interactive widgets on macOS Sonoma • Saved-timer toggle buttons In the app and widgets, timer buttons now both start & stop timers. When the timer is running, pressing the button again will stop the current time entry. In the app, context menus and swipe actions for buttons will show actions to stop the timer and stop it minutes ago. And in widgets, if start controls are enabled, the timer can be stopped minutes ago as well. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe ————— New in Timery 1.6: Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries and Live Activities • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through more timers than can normally fit • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options

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1.6.1

September 22, 2023

It’s Widgetpalooza in Timery! This update has interactive widgets on iOS 17, two new widgets, new widget sizes, and several new widget configuration options. And on watchOS 10, widgets in the Smart Stack and an updated design. Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries and Live Activities • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through more timers than can normally fit • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options Read on for more details! — Interactive Widgets (iOS 17) — • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets start & stop time entries without having to open the app! They’ll also start a Live Activity! • The Saved Timers, Recent Timers, Dashboard, and Project widgets have a new option to show timer pages to page forward & backward through more timers than can normally fit. • Timer widgets also have a new option to show start controls to start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time. • In the Dashboard and Time Tracked widgets, report items can be selected to filter the report to see time tracked for that project, tag, day, etc. There’s a new parameter to customize the secondary grouping. • The Dashboard, Project, and Time Tracked widgets have a new option to show a button to switch the time period (today, this week, and this week by day). • In Live Activities, the stop button is interactive to stop the time entry. • On the Lock Screen, small circular & rectangular widgets are interactive to start & stop time entries. — New Widgets — • Project widget: Check time tracked today or this week for a selected project and start timers. • Single Saved Timer widget: Start & stop a selected saved timer and check the time tracked. — New Widget Places (iOS 17) — • On iPhone, small widgets are available in StandBy. • On iPad, small widgets are available on the Lock Screen. — New Widget Sizes — • The Dashboard widget now also comes in medium. • On iOS 17, the Recent Timers widget now also comes in small. — New Widget Options — • Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a stop button. • Medium Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a compact current time entry. • Large Dashboard & Project widgets and medium Time Tracked widget: Show two small graphs. • Recent Timers and Dashboard widgets: Include matching saved timers when filtering recent timers. • Small Saved Timers widget: Show two or three timers. • Live Activities: Hide the current time entry duration in the expanded Dynamic Island and show the time tracked today on the Lock Screen and in StandBy. — Apple Watch — • Timery has an updated design for watchOS 10. • New settings menus customize swipe actions, timers-lists view, and complication settings including a new option to set where Current Time Entry complications open to. • Saved Timer widgets show a stop button when the timer is running. — Notes — • Because of how widgets work, starting or stopping a time entry in one widget may not also update others. • Existing widgets may not show new configuration options, so you may need to delete & re-add them. • Widgets on Apple Watch aren’t interactive, so they still open the app to perform their action. ————— This update has been a lot fun to work on this summer, and I’m very excited to bring all these new things to Timery. I hope these new goodies are useful for you! Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.6

September 18, 2023

It’s Widgetpalooza in Timery! This update has interactive widgets on iOS 17, two new widgets, new widget sizes, and several new widget configuration options. And on watchOS 10, widgets in the Smart Stack and an updated design. Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through timers • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options Read on for more details! — Interactive Widgets (iOS 17) — • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets start & stop time entries without having to open the app! They’ll also start a Live Activity! • The Saved Timers, Recent Timers, Dashboard, and Project widgets have a new option to show timer pages to page forward & backward through more timers than can normally fit. • Timer widgets also have a new option to show start controls to start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time. • In the Dashboard and Time Tracked widgets, report items can be selected to filter the report to see time tracked for that project, tag, day, etc. There’s a new parameter to customize the secondary grouping. • The Dashboard, Project, and Time Tracked widgets have a new option to show a button to switch the time period (today, this week, and this week by day). • In Live Activities, the stop button is interactive to stop the time entry. • On the Lock Screen, small circular & rectangular widgets are interactive to start & stop time entries. — New Widgets — • Project widget: Check time tracked today or this week for a selected project and start timers. • Single Saved Timer widget: Start & stop a selected saved timer and check the time tracked. — New Widget Places (iOS 17) — • On iPhone, small widgets are available in StandBy. • On iPad, small widgets are available on the Lock Screen. — New Widget Sizes — • The Dashboard widget now also comes in medium. • On iOS 17, the Recent Timers widget now also comes in small. — New Widget Options — • Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a stop button. • Medium Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a compact current time entry. • Large Dashboard & Project widgets and medium Time Tracked widget: Show two small graphs. • Recent Timers and Dashboard widgets: Include matching saved timers when filtering recent timers. • Small Saved Timers widget: Show two or three timers. • Live Activities: Hide the current time entry duration in the expanded Dynamic Island and show the time tracked today on the Lock Screen and in StandBy. — Apple Watch — • Timery has an updated design for watchOS 10. • New settings menus customize swipe actions, timers-lists view, and complication settings including a new option to set where Current Time Entry complications open to. • Saved Timer widgets show a stop button when the timer is running. — Notes — • Because of how widgets work, starting or stopping a time entry in one widget may not also update others. • Existing widgets may not show new configuration options, so you may need to delete & re-add them. • Widgets on Apple Watch aren’t interactive, so they still open the app to perform their action. ————— This update has been a lot fun to work on this summer, and I’m very excited to bring all these new things to Timery. I hope these new goodies are useful for you! Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.5.6

August 3, 2023

This update should fix an issue with projects in saved timers on a future version of iOS. Stay tuned for lots of new goodies coming later this year! Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.5.5

June 16, 2023

Just a small update with some tweaks and fixes before I start working on a big update for later this year. • If a report includes an archived project, the report now shows the project’s name instead of its ID. And if a recent time entry includes an archived project, the project’s name will show instead of no project. • When using the “Start Saved Timer” action in Shortcuts to start a time entry at the last stop time, the action possibly not having the correct last stop time should be fixed • In Saved Timers view, the option-start icon in buttons sometimes getting stuck after using a keyboard shortcut that includes the Option key should be fixed. • When editing a time entry, recent timers in the copy-details section below the start & stop times follow the option in Settings > Timers Lists for recent timers sorting. • On devices that support Live Activities, the “Start Saved Timer” and “Start Recent Timer” actions in Shortcuts follow the option in Settings > Live Activities for new current time entries to automatically show as a Live Activity. The actions will only start a Live Activity when the option is turned on. • Live Activities are enabled on iPads running a future version of iPadOS. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.5.4

June 4, 2023

Just a small update with a new action to continue the latest timer and some tweaks and fixes. Continue Latest Timer There’s a new “Continue Latest Timer” action in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as a keyboard shortcut which when a current time entry is not running will start a new time entry at the current time with the same project, description, and tags as the latest timer. It’s similar to “Restart Latest Time Entry” but starts a new time entry instead. Current-Time-Entry View Context Menu In the current-time-entry view’s context menu, the actions for “Continue Latest Timer” and “Restart Latest Time Entry” have subtitles to show what the latest timer was and when the latest time entry ran. Saved Timers View Context Menus The new reorder actions in Saved Timers view context menus are in a submenu so they take up less space in the main menu. Keyboard Shortcuts The keyboard shortcut for “Copy Details” is now Command-Option-C, and the shortcut for “Restart Latest Time Entry” is now Command-Shift-Option-R (“Continue Latest Timer” is Command-Shift-Option-C). “Export Saved Report” Fix The possible issue that could prevent the new Shortcuts action “Export Saved Report” to export a PNG should be fixed. ————— From Timery 1.5.3: New Shortcuts Actions On iOS 16, there are four new Shortcuts actions: • Start Recent Timer By default this action gets a list of recent timers and asks which one to start. It also accepts as input a found recent timer from the new “Find Recent Timers” action. • Find Recent Timers This action uses predicate filtering to return a list of recent timers. It’s like Find Time Entries, but the list of timers returned doesn’t include duplicates if the same timer were run multiple times recently, and the timers don’t include start & stop times. • Export Saved Report This action exports a saved reports overview or summary report as a CSV, PDF, or PNG like in the app. • Start Live Activity On iPhone, this action starts or updates a Live Activity when a current time entry is running or ends one when it is not. From Shortcuts. Without needing to open Timery. More Live Activity Starting The existing “Start Saved Timer” action and the new “Start Recent Timer” action can also start a Live Activity on iPhone without needing to open Timery. Saved Timer Reordering Context menus for buttons in Saved Timers view have three new actions: • “Reorder List” puts the view into edit mode to reorder the list and automatically scrolls to show the saved timer. • “Move Timer Up” moves the saved timer up one position in the list without having to enter edit mode. • “Move Timer Down” moves the timer down one position. Report Exports on Mac On Mac, the issue that could cause the app to freeze when exporting a report should be fixed. Time Adjustment Buttons When editing start & stop times and durations of time entries in the edit view, the hit areas of the time-adjustment buttons are extended a bit to make them a little easier to tap. More Project Colors In paid Toggl accounts—which can have custom project colors—when adding or editing a project, there are two new groups of colors to choose from: old Toggl project colors and system colors. More Improvements & Fixes • “Recent time entries” are renamed to “recent timers” throughout the app and widgets. • VoiceOver support is improved for edit mode in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities on iPhone. • The Saved Timers and Time Entries items in the iPad sidebar as well as tabs in the tab bar can be secondary clicked with a trackpad (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their timers lists or menus. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.5.3

June 2, 2023

This update has four new Shortcuts actions and several small improvements and fixes! What’s new in Shortcuts: • Start Recent Timer • Find Recent Timers • Export Saved Report • Start Live Activity What else is new: • Improvements to reordering saved timers • Easier-to-tap time-adjustment buttons • More project colors for paid Toggl accounts • VoiceOver improvements in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities • Fix for exporting reports on Mac Read on for more details! New Shortcuts Actions On iOS 16, there are four new Shortcuts actions: • Start Recent Timer By default this action gets a list of recent timers and asks which one to start. It also accepts as input a found recent timer from the new “Find Recent Timers” action. • Find Recent Timers This action uses predicate filtering to return a list of recent timers. It’s like Find Time Entries, but the list of timers returned doesn’t include duplicates if the same timer were run multiple times recently, and the timers don’t include start & stop times. • Export Saved Report This action exports a saved reports overview or summary report as a CSV, PDF, or PNG like in the app. • Start Live Activity On iPhone, this action starts or updates a Live Activity when a current time entry is running or ends one when it is not. From Shortcuts. Without needing to open Timery. More Live Activity Starting The existing “Start Saved Timer” action and the new “Start Recent Timer” action can also start a Live Activity on iPhone without needing to open Timery. Saved Timer Reordering Context menus for buttons in Saved Timers view have three new actions: • “Reorder Timers” puts the view into edit mode to reorder the list and automatically scrolls to show the saved timer. • “Move Up” moves the saved timer up one position in the list without having to enter edit mode. • “Move Down” moves the timer down one position. Report Exports on Mac On Mac, the issue that could cause the app to freeze when exporting a report should be fixed. Time Adjustment Buttons When editing start & stop times and durations of time entries in the edit view, the hit areas of the time-adjustment buttons are extended a bit to make them a little easier to tap. More Project Colors In paid Toggl accounts—which can have custom project colors—when adding or editing a project, there are two new groups of colors to choose from: old Toggl project colors and system colors. You can still provide a custom hex color or select a color from a system color picker also. Yellow and Dark Green The alternate app icons and theme colors for Toggl yellow and dark green are slightly brighter. If you use any of the yellow or dark green icons, you may need to reselect them in Timery Settings for the update to apply. More Improvements & Fixes • “Recent time entries” are renamed to “recent timers” throughout the app and widgets. • VoiceOver support is improved for edit mode in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities on iPhone. • The Saved Timers and Time Entries items in the iPad sidebar can be secondary clicked with a trackpad (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their respective timers lists to start a new time entry. • Tabs in the tab bar can also be secondary clicked (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their timers lists or menus. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

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1.5.2

March 9, 2023

This update is packed with additions, tweaks, and fixes to help you track your time! What’s new: • Report exports • Y-axis in graphs • New report grouping and more filters • Apple Watch data-loading improvements • Improvements to time tracking around midnight • Tab bar quick actions Read on for more details! Reports Updates: Export Reports Reports can be exported as CSV, PDF, and PNG files from a new export button and keyboard shortcuts. (PDF & PNG exports require iOS 16) Y-Axis Report graphs in the apps and widgets have a y-axis for improved graph context. Split Tags Grouping Reports and Time Tracked widgets have a new grouping option to group by split tags. Instead of a report showing “Tag 1, Tag 2” and “Tag 2, Tag 3”, it will show “Tag 1”, “Tag 2”, and “Tag 3”. New Filters Reports have new filters to include & exclude one or more clients and to exclude tasks. Caching Summary Reports now cache so returning to the same report after a short amount of time won’t need to reload it. Apple Watch Updates: Data Loading • Pull down in Current Time Entry view for a new “Reload Data” button to reload projects, tags, etc. • On watchOS 9, saved timers sync from iCloud in addition to syncing from iPhone More • Tap the report graph to cycle through the time-period options • Touch & hold on the graph to open the list of saved reports • Time entries properly display clients Time Tracking Around Midnight Updates: Check for Yesterday Since time entries count for the day they start on, a time entry that started yesterday but continues into or is stopped today counts as time tracked yesterday. Timery will now check if the current time entry started yesterday and ask if you want to split it at midnight so yesterday’s time tracked counts for yesterday and today’s counts for today. Today Reports When the current time entry started yesterday, Reports Overview and Time Tracked widgets set to show time tracked today will instead show yesterday since the time tracked counts for yesterday. Last Stop Time In the early hours of the day, when starting a time entry at the last stop time, the app will look into yesterday for the last stop time when no time has been tracked yet today. And starting at the last stop time works when the latest time entry started yesterday but ended today. General App Updates: Tab Actions In the tab bar on iPhone and compact iPad windows, touch & hold each tab for a related action. Saved timers opens the timers-lists view to saved timers, time entries opens to recent time entries, reports shows a menu to open a saved report, and settings shows a menu to open projects, tags, & clients and switch workspaces. More • Many improvements to adding & editing time entries in another workspace • Improvements to selecting tags when editing a time entry • Many updates to tag display throughout the apps and widgets • Improvements to how time-entry suggestions match as you type • Keyboard shortcuts ⌘-R to reload, ⌘-Return to update or confirm, and Escape to cancel are available in more places • No more “Tap to Start” in the app or widgets Settings Updates: New Settings • Sort time-entry suggestions • Sort recent time entries in the timers-lists view and auto-select search • Hide the duration in Lock Screen Live Activities New Menus • Hide client names or show a client icon instead of the name • Customize report graphs and exports • Set the time zone Toggl uses for summary reports Shortcuts Updates: CSV Exports The output of the actions Check Total Time Tracked and Check Project Time Tracked now includes a CSV export of the time tracked. Open Timery On iOS 16, a new action Open Timery opens the app and optionally opens a specific view or saved report. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

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Description of Timery for Toggl

Enhance your Toggl time-tracking experience with Timery! Start your most-used timers with one tap. Edit your recent time entries easily. See reports of your time tracked. With its apps, widgets, and Shortcuts actions, Timery brings you easy time tracking with Toggl. Timery works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch with your free or paid Toggl Track account but is made independently of Toggl. Timery’s features: Saved Timers Save your frequently used timers and quickly start them. Time Entries Edit recent time entries, start duplicates, and add new ones. Time Entry Suggestions Select from suggested saved timers and recent timers when starting or editing time entries. Reports See your time tracked today, this week, and beyond with filtering & grouping options. Export as CSV, PDF, and PNG files. Manage Projects & More Edit your Toggl projects, tasks, & tags and add new ones. Interactive Widgets Start & stop time entries, check time tracked, show report details, and more with Home Screen, Lock Screen, and StandBy widgets. Live Activities Show your current time entry on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Shortcuts Support Start & stop time entries, check your current time entry, check time tracked, and more. Keyboard Shortcuts Start & stop time entries, edit the current time entry, navigate the app, and more. And more is planned. A few more notes: • Timery is a Toggl client and requires a Toggl Track account. • Timery requires an internet connection to perform tasks. • Saved timers & saved reports sync with iCloud to all your devices signed in with the same Apple ID. Timery is free to use on a limited basis: save up to four timers, manage the four latest time entries today (the rest are read-only), and edit the current time entry. With a monthly or yearly subscription (which includes a two-week free trial), join the Timery Club and unlock all the app’s functionality. You’ll also be helping support the app & future development, and I greatly appreciate that! Happy time tracking! ——— Timery has been featured on MacStories, Cortex, Connected, AppStories, Upgrade, and The Sweet Setup. Federico Viticci, MacStories: “What sets Timery apart from other time tracking utilities is the unique combination of developer Hribar’s understanding of the needs of Toggl users and his embrace of modern iOS and iPadOS technologies. Timery isn’t just a more customizable Toggl client with advanced features […]; it’s also an exemplary iOS and iPadOS citizen that showcases what great iOS and iPad apps should offer.” Myke Hurley, Upgrade: “Timery is my favorite iOS app ever. I get such great use out of it, so it’s personal to me. Time tracking is a big part of my life. But this application—the amount of work that is put into this and new features is truly astounding. […] It’s really just a masterclass in long-term app development.” Mike Schmitz, The Sweet Setup: “Timery is hands down the best time tracking app for iOS. It gives you a functional user interface that is perfect for managing your timers and your time entries, the Shortcuts support is stellar, and the widgets eliminate much of the friction that typically comes from starting and stopping manual timers.” ——— Subscription Details: • Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at the confirmation of purchase or after the free trial period if offered. • Your subscription will automatically renew unless it is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. • You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your account settings on the App Store after purchase. • Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. • Privacy policy: https://timeryapp.com/privacy.html • Terms of Use: https://timeryapp.com/terms.html
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Timery for Toggl: FAQ

Does Timery for Toggl offer an iPad version?

The Timery for Toggl software is compatible with iPad devices.

Who released the Timery for Toggl app?

Timery for Toggl was created by Joseph Hribar.

What is the minimum iOS version to run Timery for Toggl?

Timery for Toggl currently supports iOS 15.0 or later.

What is the overall app rating of Timery for Toggl?

4.8: The Timery for Toggl app gets a lot of positive feedback.

What genre of app is Timery for Toggl?

The App Category Of The Timery For Toggl App Is Productivity.

What’s the current version of the Timery for Toggl app?

The current version of Timery for Toggl is 1.6.4.

What date was the latest Timery for Toggl update?

Timery for Toggl released its latest update on September 30, 2024.

What was the Timery for Toggl release date?

Timery for Toggl was initially released on February 5, 2023.

What's the content advisory rating of the Timery for Toggl app?

The Timery for Toggl app is rated Joseph Hribar.

What languages is Timery for Toggl available in?

Currently, the Timery for Toggl app supports the following languages: American English.

Does Apple Arcade support Timery for Toggl among its available titles?

Unfortunately, Timery for Toggl is not on Apple Arcade.

Are there opportunities for in-app purchases in Timery for Toggl?

Indeed, Timery for Toggl provides opportunities for in-app purchases.

Does Timery for Toggl offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?

No, Timery for Toggl does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in Timery for Toggl?

No, ads are not featured prominently in Timery for Toggl.

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  • Excellent application

    I’m a controls engineer on the road most of the time. App makes tracking time much easier. I keep notes in the description for each job. My reports are essentially done when I finish the trip. No need to sit down with my various notes to compile a service report. I export the info to Excel for accounting. Expenses are billed direct. Would like to see ability to attach a pdf and files to a project. I could then attach my receipts and documents. One application for all my job tracking. Thanks for a great app that has streamlined my work
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  • Intentionality

    Time tracking, for me, is about intentionality. Setting in my mind, the task I’m about to work on and hopefully accomplish.

    Timery, with all the widget options, customization of saved timers, and more, makes getting to an answer on that question much easier and faster than using the platform’s app on its own. It’s fast, it’s easy, and it’s made my workflow so much faster.

    It’s also developed by someone who cares and listens to their customers. New features arrive quickly, often the day of the OS launch.

    As well, the price per year feels like enough to support the development of the app without feeling like you’re being straggled by yet another yearly subscription.

    It’s good, get it and get to trackin’.
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  • Really like Timery; could use minor UI updates

    When editing entries on my Mac (for those cases where I forget to stop a timer), when editing time, the tab key doesn't advance from hours to minutes or the like.

    It's a small thing, but would improve the ease of entry. The whole idea is to use time tracking to monitor my productivity, but the tool diminishes my productivity. Lol.

    I also wish that the reports let me do reports on the basis of the description. E.g., In addition to all my work projects, I have a top-level “personal” project where I record non-work-related time. But I can't apparently do reports at this level of granularity. So I now have littered my top-level projects with a variety of personal projects. Ideally, I'd love to see sub-projects (i.e., a project hierarchy). Or at least give us the ability to drill into a project and see time by description. Or this seems like an ideal use of “tags”.

    But other than that, lovely tool. Keep it up.
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