Leave a Review Timery for Toggl
This takes tracking to the next level!
I love toggl as a service but their apps are really mediocre on the best day.
This takes the experience of logging time on iOS to the point where i use my phone to update over the desktop app.
The saved timers are a breeze!
The ability to start at the end of the last is great when i accidentally stop logging
The shortcuts & siri is amazing
i would pay again for a macOS version too! Just saying!Show less空白リス
Stop time finally!
I loved this app anyways and have payed for it for a long time, but today they added stop time to running timers and that is literally the only thing that was missing. That's so essential to me that I don't leave reviews and I came here to leave one.luisliz
Close to good
I like the concept and how easily this app allows you to access timers through widgets, but I had to drop a couple stars because the pro version timers did not show the tags I had applied to my timers. That was the feature I wanted the most. Emailed customer support and haven’t heard back. Maybe there is a solution, but I won’t be subscribing unless the feature is there.Show lessIdRatherDrum
Great app. One thing wrong.
Timery is a great app for productivity and getting focused on your work. I’ve used it for about 3 months now.
The one thing wrong: Recently I changed the view of my “Saved Timers” screen by deleting and adding and changing the look of certain timers. Somehow, every time I reload the app, it resets all of the saved timers to the way they were before.
This does not affect my current time entries, only the saved entries in that screen.Show lessTheIronCapeMan
Timery is the best way to use Toggl for time-tracking
Timery is far superior to Toggl’s own iOS app, which is buggy, poorly designed, and barely useful. I was using the API via Shortcuts in lieu of their app. Luckily now we have Timery! Beautiful design, indie developed, by someone who is trustworthy and cares about making a solid product. Timery strives to support all of the important Toggl features like clients and tasks whiting projects, and I think the developer plans to add reporting at some point, and at the same time, Timery also strives to support the latest modern features and design principles in iOS like Dark Mode, theme and icon variations, card interface, robust and ever-expanding Shortcuts support, and more. Whether you use the paid version of Toggl or the free level, this app is still awesome, and well worth the subscription!Show lessChazwickB
An essential tool for automated time tracking.
I use time tracking less as a work tool (I work regular hours on a more-or-less fixed schedule, so I know how much time I spend working) and more as a personal self-awareness check, logging things like time spent socializing and cleaning the house.
Toggl was always kind of interesting, but it’s interface and integrations were always lackluster—until Timery.
The biggest factor to how effectively I track my time is ease of use: if I have to spend multiple minutes starting a timer every time I want to track something it rapidly becomes a wasted effort.
Timery is the solution for this problem: it’s saved timers and widget features enable near-instantaneous tracking, and with practically zero effort.
It’s supposed to be getting an update soon for Shortcuts integrations (the developer is pretty open about the progress on Twitter) and I intend to spend a fair amount out time configuring that system, but even in its current state it is hands down the best app for time tracking I’ve found.Show lessuser_uncertain
Great time tracker for the multiPad lifestyle
Great app at a reasonable subscription price for those who want a better Toggl app.
I know it’s early days for this app yet but there are a few features that I’d love to eventually see:
1. A secondary widget with toggle reports like a pie chart that can toggle from daily, weekly, and monthly.
2. A reports tab to see trends in the time tracking that are usually available on the website.
3. Calendar integration like the ability to replace a portion of tracked time with the same duration of a new project. For example, project “study time” being replaced by project/calendar event “work shift.” An automatic method to do this would be phenomenal.
4. A simple Apple Watch app. Preferably a complication too.
Keep up the good work.Show lesscheese lover!
Fantastic time tracking app
Heard about this app from the Cortex podcast and am very happy with it! It’s a very intuitive way to log in my work time, and visualize my tracked time using the Toggl app in many useful ways! Definitely worth it for the subscription if you want to make the most of this system.MikeMac721
Widget is a Godsend
I had been using Shortcuts widgets to track my time using Toggl, but having everything in-house is much easier and keeps me much more motivated to keep accurate time tracking.Growncool7
Invaluable for easy time tracking
I’ve been beta testing Timery since last summer, and I use it almost every day for time tracking. I love the widget which lets me start and stop my saved timers with one tap. It’s been a huge time saver for tracking my work hours, especially when it’s not convenient to use the Toggl website.
Absolutely worth the $10/year subscription as a freelancer with a dozen projects going at all times. Joe has really listened to feedback from the test team and I’m excited to see how this app will continue to grow.Show lessJen 34
