Good app, but slow
Effective
Time Entry User Experience – Mobile App vs Web
While the app offers several advantages overall, the process for entering time is significantly more cumbersome than on the web. On the web version, the grid layout—showing days across the top and tasks down the side—allows for quick, efficient entry and easy review of hours for the entire period. This layout is especially helpful when entering time for multiple tasks or across several days.
In contrast, the mobile app requires navigating into each individual day, selecting a task, entering hours, and then repeating the process for every entry. This multi-step approach is time-consuming and makes it more difficult to review entries at a glance.
It would be greatly beneficial if the mobile app could offer a grid-style view similar to the web version, or at least provide an alternative bulk-entry or week-view option. This would significantly improve efficiency and usability for users who regularly enter detailed time records.
Thank you for considering this feedback.
It’s helpful but needs better features
Slow and inconsistent
1. I am a contractor working in government. Can not log in from government computers
2. The iPhone app and web application are not equivalent. For me to add a specific category or charge acct, you must do from web application. iPhone app does not do this.
3. God is it slow on the iPhone.
Overview screen
Inscrutable.
There’s a drop down with choices RT and SAL. In 2025 why are we using codes in dropdowns?
And I would have provided this feedback non-publicly but the feedback link in the app took me to a website I needed to resign in. Why put friction in the valuable feedback I’m giving you for free?
