Chrono Plus for Pc

It is very simple, which I love. It exports to spreadsheets, which all time tracker apps should do. I wish I could set up a keyboard shortcut for starting and stopping the timer. I wish there was one more layer of sub category, I work with an agency that works with clients. So I am third party. Each client generally has a list of products that they need. I would like to have one category for the agency that I work with, then nested projects for the clients, then tasks within each project. Adding a time entry is a little weird, but I guess it is thorough. I would like to be able to right click the task and select “Add Time Entry.” That could bring up a popup window with basically the sam information as current, but bigger and more spread out. That would make it easier to process, and click things as well as not having to click through a bunch of things just to find it. I had to think about it, and notice the plus and minus buttons in a separate menu to make a time entry.

This is a nice, simple, to-the-point time tracking app. Sits in the status bar and is unobtrusive. It’s easy to make new projects, add tasks within them, and time your work. You can manually add time entries as needed. And the optional idle-detector works well. The main thing the app lacks is a way to present your timesheet data. You can fill in some fields, and it will export an Excel file for you. But it lacks some details… For example it inserts fields for client IDs and invoice IDs, but doesn’t have any option to keep track of those IDs or increment them for you, so you have to manually keep track yourself. It also, incidentally, presents a very nice-looking breakdown of your time and various tasks within a project, with a multi-colored pie chart and bar graphs and stuff. But you can’t print this or export it to a PDF; the only way to export your projects is to an Excel file, which is all text and not a great presentation. And of course you can make a PDF of that, but it’s not pretty-looking like the internal presentation with the graphs. Seems like an oversight; this could be a great app if it had better options for presenting your timesheets, and keeping track of clients and invoice numbers.

This app is perfect for what I need. It allows me to create client file folders with project folders inside and to do lists for each project as well. I can track the amount of time spent on each to do as well as each project in two clicks. It also multiplies that time per project by my billable rate and generates reports on my productivity based on each to do/project/client and generates client invoices based on that information as well. It syncs perfectly across devices and is just as simple and straightforward on every device. The only thing I wish they would add is a column for dates in the CSV file so that my clients can see what days I performed each task.

This app was so promising and seemed so easy. But I need detailed project entry to comply with proper contract procedure, and a general number of hours wont cut it for me. I would love the option to export all of my time entries. Otherwise, I'm not sure what the point is to include the details within the app. Seems a bit misleading. I learned this the hard way, when it was time to makea. detailed log report of all of my hours and I had to manually enter everything after working through this app for a month. I had to keep clicking into the window over and over because of its residence in the top task bar. If it could AT LEAST provide an interface that doesnt disappear when you click on another window, then maybe it would get an extra star. Perhaps allow for copy/paste for the times? I mean, come on.