TIMEFLIP2:  Time&Task tracker

TIMEFLIP2: Time&Task tracker

Hack your time!

81 ratings
145 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 23, 2020
  • February 24, 2026

Features

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About

This interactive time tracker uses a physical device paired with a mobile app to intuitively log and visualize time spent on tasks. It helps individuals and teams monitor work patterns, bill hours, and analyze productivity through a user-friendly interface. The device automatically starts tracking time when a designated side is placed face up.

βœ“Interactive physical time tracking device
βœ“Intuitive task logging
βœ“Time data visualization
βœ“Productivity analysis
βœ“Hour billing
βœ“Pomodoro timer functionality
βœ“Data export (XLS, CSV)
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What users say

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What's New in TIMEFLIP2

2.4.13

February 24, 2026

- You can now disable TimeFlip cube blinking by setting the value to 0 in the Settings tab. - UI improvements for Dark Mode.

User reviews

The best

The interface is clean, responsive, and easy to navigate. Pairing with the tracker is straightforward, and the overall experience feels polished.

Well

I really like how easy it is to switch between tasks by simply flipping the device. It keeps distractions to a minimum and helps me stay aware of how I spend my time.

Good

The combination of a physical tracker and a mobile app makes time tracking much more intuitive than constantly starting and stopping timers on a screen. The reports are clear, and it's a great productivity tool

The best

This app makes tracking tasks feel effortless. The simple design and useful features make it a great productivity companion.

Well

Love the concept and the clean user experience. It’s a practical tool for anyone who wants better control of their time.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Frequent disconnections between device and app

Bug

Time entries disappearing or not recording properly

Bug

Unresponsive app and UI issues

Bug

Compatibility problems with certain devices or OS versions

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Integration with project management tools

Feature

Customizable task/activity labels

Feature

Desktop app or web dashboard

Feature

Improved reporting and analytics

Feature

Rechargeable battery option

Feature

FAQ

What does the TIMEFLIP2 app do?

The TIMEFLIP2 app works with a physical device to make time tracking intuitive and enjoyable. It allows users to log time spent on various tasks, visualize their time data, analyze productivity patterns, and bill hours. The app stores, processes, and visualizes all the time data collected by the device.

How does the physical TIMEFLIP2 device work?

You assign tasks or activities to each side of the physical TIMEFLIP2 device using the mobile app. To start tracking time for a task, simply place the device with the corresponding side facing up. The device automatically begins logging time for that activity without needing constant app connection.

Is TIMEFLIP2 free to use?

Based on the provided information, TIMEFLIP2 is a paid product. The description focuses on the physical device and its associated app, implying an initial purchase for the hardware and potentially the software experience. There is no mention of free tiers or subscription models.

What kind of data can I export from TIMEFLIP2?

TIMEFLIP2 allows you to export all your generated time data. This data can be exported in common spreadsheet formats, specifically XLS and CSV. This feature is useful for further analysis, record-keeping, or for billing clients based on tracked hours.

Can TIMEFLIP2 be used for the Pomodoro Technique?

Yes, TIMEFLIP2 can be used as a direct timer or as a Pomodoro timer. When set up for Pomodoro, the device will periodically blink in red as a user-defined time interval approaches, signaling the end of a Pomodoro sprint. This helps users adhere to focused work and break cycles.