TeamTime for Basecamp vs Bonocle Notes

Do you use Basecamp to manage your projects? We've been using it for over a decade and still keep falling in love with it whenever a new feature or change comes out. Do you find yourself needing some basic, non-intrusive time tracking across your whole team? As a company with a number of internal and client projects, we've always needed some high-level time tracking either to accurately bill our clients, or to better estimate future projects, or to have a better insight into what projects take the most of our time. There are a number of time tracking tools out there. We've tried most of them. You probably tried some of them too. Sadly, none of them have a true, seamless integration with Basecamp, majority of their user experience is cumbersome at best, they all seem to force features onto you that you don't need, they have irrational per-user pricing, and they all have questionable data privacy and protections. TeamTime is our project to eliminate sadness and despair that creeped into our life after using some of the other time tracking tools that claim to integrate with Basecamp. Time tracking is somewhat against the Basecamp philosophy. But if we have to do it (and sometimes we do), the whole time tracking experience should resemble that of using Basecamp itself: the lightness and happiness of being. We hope TeamTime addresses all of the above and more: *** Smoothest integration with Basecamp: nothing to sync, nothing to configure — just sign in and start tracking time *** Friendliest user experience: log the time when you need it logged with just a couple taps *** Total security of your data: we store nothing from your Basecamp account, not even your project names. Everything you see comes live from the Basecamp API. We only store your time logs, linked to your Basecamp project ids. We hope you'll love using TeamTime as much as we do, if you must track time, that is. Best wishes! TeamTime Team

The notes app was one that we contemplated creating for a long time. Will it rival existing note-taking apps? Will notes be read or heard? Will the user experience be ideal? These were just some of the questions we asked when designing it. Until we met with people from the community and got some incredible use cases from the community. We list some here for inspiration but the boundaries of what you can do with this app are only set by you, the user. - Write and transmit sentences or phrases to Bonocles of braille learning students in a classroom environment. - Store presentation notes and go through them on Bonocle in braille as you make a presentation. - Take and read meeting notes or ideas to discuss or share with your team - Etc… Bonocle Notes also includes some features such as simple formatting, sharing with others, or importing notes and it’s just plain simple so that you can have the full experience as easy as it gets.