I have been using the free version for the better part of a year to track one volunteer project I work on. Caato is so easy to use, it’s quite remarkable. I finally decided that although the volunteer project tracking is awesome, I need to get my personal life in order and find out just where I am wasting time on foolishness. The way to do that is to track my time, so I just upgraded to the Pro version. For those who want notes and a myriad of other features, the business version (+) may be what you need, but for me, the simplicity of the interface and the fact that it doesn’t have all sort of other things it can do is ideal. It does what I want it to do, it Tracks Time Usage. As a professional software developer for over 40 years with a specialty of database and user interface design, all I can say is that this is an excellent app. Kudus to all involved, it is well designed, well implemented, professionally supported. Everything I could hope to have in an App.

I don’t know what the problem is with the person that apparently wants everything free without any strings attached (too bad for him I guess lol), but I can say this app is NO backup app, it’s the main one, and if he’s using this one as he says as a “backup” to 2 other apps, and he’s as frustrated as he says he is, he would just stop using this one, so apparently this one is pretty good.I’ve checked out almost a dozen different timer apps for Mac, and so far this one has the most features and a reasonable price as well. It does exactly what it says it will do and it does it well. I work at home and need to bill clients for time on spent on website projects, and this app works great for that. …Having said all that I’d love to see one thing for sure that Mr. “I use this as a backup” suggested as well as one of my own:- Please give us the ability to input the time to start/end when editing a timer instead of having to calculate the minutes/hours to get the right time. - Please also give us the total minutes in the window of the timer we are editing as there is no way to identify which one we’re editing, to be sure we’re editing the correct one, other than looking at the timers which can be boggling at times.These really are the only Cons I’ve found in this app, and that’s pretty minimal and definitely they do not hinder the use of the app in any way, just could be more convenient for the user. Kudos to the developers!

I’ve been looking for an app that can keep track of the time it takes to record sessions, edit them, etc., etc., and Caato Time Trakcer meets the needs of my team. While you can only track one project at a time with the free app, the upgrade allows multiple projects to be tracked across myriad platforms. Come on people, do you want “EVERYTHING” for free? The price asked, for what you can do for ∞ use afterward is money well spent. The few things that have kept me rating this app five stars are; the ability to move the tracked times in my own preferential order; the lack of the ability to make the app “stay on-top”; cutomization of colors. Other than this, if you need an app to help your business grow and properly bill customers for the exact time spent on their project, "Caato Time Tracker" take the cake!

I've been looking for a replacement for a freelance hourly time keeper I've been using since the 90s. That still works, but is 32-bit and won't be useable for much longer with Apple's relentless march towards 64-bit. That program's developer has retired or gone out of business. After researching a number of time keepers, I've started up new projects with Caato's Time Tracker Pro version, and have been using it for a few days now. It's really easy to use and is unobtrusive. It fills most of the functions I need, but I do have a couple wish-list items:1) A checkmark box on each time event for variable uses. I used mine to keep track of billing already invoiced online. Other users could use it for whatever else they wanted. I suppose a tagging system would do the same thing, with user-defineable tags, but checkmarks are likely simpler to program. 2) Another drill-down tab past each time event for adding notes or comments, and the ability to select multiple time events--say for the events in a whole start and stop day--when one specific phase of a given task could be noted. Maybe over time, the developer could also add different comment features or media in upgrades. Pictures? Sketched notes?I have no interest in the Cloud for this or any other program, so can't comment on Caato's other "+" program. The regular non-Cloud version is quite fine. If I could get #1-2 above, this would definitely be a 5-star program.