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No Widget?
I was looking into a time tracking app with widgets. I frequently have to stop my tracker for my work hours, seeing as I have a toddler who gets into everything, especially when I’m trying to work. I wanted a widget, and Googled for such a thing. I came across an article that really talked this one up, including its widgets. And yet, I don’t have available widgets…
The app’s features really are great! But I may as well just stick to the one I’ve been using since this one doesn’t offer the one other thing I’m looking for.Show lessfaithfullywell
Awesome tool used every day
HI! Just refecting here that I bought Timery after hearing how good a tool it was. It is. It works very well, and is simple to use. I never had a sync issue (sometimes restart the app to force a reload of data displayed, but data was NEVER lost). There are ways to configure it (connected to the uderlying Toggle service) to suit your needs, and plenty of sugar features as well.Show lessDavy Be
Why I love this app:
1. Manage projects and view tracked time in an overview (by timespan) and summary (by project)
2. Save timers and start them from the menubar, hotkey, shortcut, or widget.
3. Adjustable time entries (for when you forget to start or stop a timer)
4. Syncs across my devices.
5. Build-in shortcut integration.
6. CUSTOM WIDGETS!
This is a goldilocks app—I don't need to be super granular in tracking my time. The truly useful features are premium, but subscription price made this a no-brainer.Show lessMacchanalia
App is great, but buggy
The app is great (though better on ios). It seems like with recent updates I get the spinning wheel quite a bit when trying to access the preferences, etc. within Timery.
This doesn't happen in any other apps, only Timery.
Aside from that, it's a good app that continues to add nice features.99bb
Love this app!
This is my favorite way of keeping track of my Toggl timers. My only complaint is the latest version makes a context menu pop up when you click on a timer instead of just opening the timer. That just adds extra clicks to get to what I need in the app.tonytx05
fabulous app
been using timery with toggl on mobile for ages but the desktop experience is really sublime. it's so incredible to have widget integration, and all the same controls I'm used to. I'd been using the Toggl desktop widget before and I do miss the automatic reminders option when I step away and the computer is inactive for a certain amount of time, and also the ability to restart a timer that was stopped. It would also be great to have more integration with shortcuts. But I love this app, I reccommend it fullheartedlyShow lessRosebud 116
Solid and necessary companion to Toggl
Really excellent app with continuous developer support. I hesitate to ever use apps with subscriptions, but I can see from the developer perspective that it allows for active app improvement and development, which this developer is really good at and committed to. Love the features of this app, and it's well worth the subscription cost. I track many aspects of my life and this is perhaps the first time I'm starting to find tracking my time (all 24hr of it) to be easy and natural.Show lessokihontas
Useful app, hope for better performance
Very useful app, but does not have good performance. When adding new entry, there is a significant delay (like 1-2 s) before you can enter anything and it will not remember what you typed before it becomes responsive. Also it constantly using more than 10% of CPU on Apple Silicon. Hope these will get address in the future release.Show lesszcxxiv
The Perfect Time Tracking App
With today's update that added reporting tools to the app, I can confidently say this is by far the best time tracking app out there.
It does everything right. Fantastic widgets for starting timers and viewing live data from the home screen, flexible tools for creating and starting timers, and consistent massive and high quality updates that always make the app way better.
If you want to time track, I cannot recommend this app enough.Show lessY2Kbotz
I can't imagine using Toggl without Timery
A feature request that may not be possible: I wish Timery could take note of when my Mac sleeps or is powered off, and, upon waking, ask if I want to subtrack time offline (and maybe optionally stop all current timers).Parker Bennett
