Time It Up
Time Studies made simple
About
This app simplifies time studies for industrial engineers, allowing for precise capture of cycle times and analysis of work elements. Create custom templates, record multiple cycles, and export data instantly for workflow improvement and work measurement.
What's New in Time It Up
1.7
November 18, 2025
Support for IOS 18.6
FAQ
What is Time It Up used for?
Time It Up is a productivity tool designed for industrial and production engineers to perform precise time studies. It helps in capturing cycle times, analyzing work elements, and exporting data for workflow improvement and work measurement projects.
Can I create my own templates in Time It Up?
Yes, you can build custom step or element templates tailored to your specific operations. These templates can be saved on your device and reused for future studies, eliminating the need to rewrite steps repeatedly.
How does Time It Up handle data export?
Time It Up allows you to instantly export your study results in CSV format. This makes it easy to send your data directly to applications like Excel or Google Sheets for further analysis.
Is Time It Up suitable for noisy industrial environments?
Yes, Time It Up is specifically designed for noisy, real-world industrial environments. Its professional stopwatch interface is distraction-free, ensuring data consistency across studies.
Does Time It Up have ads?
No, Time It Up is ad-free. The app focuses on providing powerful time study functionality without clutter or unnecessary features, ensuring a clean user experience.
Where is my time study data stored?
Your entire time-study history is saved locally on your device. This allows you to quickly browse previous observations, reopen details anytime, and keep your work organized and audit-ready.
What devices does Time It Up support?
Time It Up is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed to be lightweight, fast, and reliable for on-the-go use.
How often is Time It Up updated?
The latest version of Time It Up is 1.7, and it was last updated on November 18, 2025. Updates typically focus on improving reliability and adding essential functionality for engineers.