This times your work, but is only suitable for discrete tasks. You can pause a task, but you need to mark it as finished to get details of times done.

Once you have marked a task as Finished you can't restart it and you can't create another task with the same name.

The reporting facilities are restricted to looking at the list on the main window: there appears to be no other reporting facility.

Very disappointing: I'm still looking for a good working time recorder, but this isn't it, even for free.

It would be easy for some of its failings to be fixed. Let's hope a new version comes along some time.

i would like to know about my paused time. how long i paused to finish a simple task and watch YT instead...

I thought it was a cool game. There are just so many buttons and they are pretty. It just gave me a trial for 16 days. Im gonna leave it on so it can check my time of how long the trial was good for.
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The only substantial criticism I see as to this program is that there is no convenient way to store the data for use in doing billing or time analysis. It would have been easy to include a button that lets you store one or all of the projects as a text file.

It would also have been helpful if there were a menu that listed the prior project names so that, for example, if one wanted to work on Smith today, one could click on the prior Smith project and create a name that would reflect that it is being started today. The date/time might be set to automaticaly be added to the project name.

Then, regardless of how many files names beging with "Smith", one should be able to export all Smith files to a text file that can be imported into a spreadhsheet, database or word processor.

For some reason, the program has a function to copy each discrete field -- which makes little sense. There ought be a program to copy and/or save one, more or all records.

You set a new job, and it tracks the time you spend on it. You can pause and resume a job, but once you mark it as Finished you can't restart it, or create a new job sith the same name.

The reporting options (the post important part of this sort of software) are effectively nil. You can only see the jobs in the main grid page.

I can see no reasopn to use this instead of the excellent and free Toggl - or the much more powerful Allnetic Working Time Tracker, which does have a free version.

I don't use Allnetic any more because I lost my reg key and they ignore my emails asking for help. But despite the terrible support, the software is really good. I just object to paying for the same software twice.

I'm still trying to figure out how the average user would use this.
I can see it being useful for self-emplyed people or businesses using it for clocking-in employees, but for an individual - I have no use for it.

Says "includes a 1 Year of Free Upgrades". What happens after the 1 year is up? Does the program still function normally or does it revert to trial mode?

Can't seem to add historical data. Seems to be a stopwatch.

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