This update has some more small improvements & fixes. Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. More to come! Happy time tracking! – Joe ————— Previously in Timery 1.8.1: • Landscape orientation on iPhone • Improved projects syncing between devices • Updated, better-focused context menus • Some visual tweaks and fixes for iOS and macOS 27 • Many more small improvements & fixes. More details: — Landscape iPhone — Timery now supports landscape orientation on iPhone and will show a sidebar in landscape instead of a tab bar (iOS 18 & higher). — Projects Syncing — In an effort to better keep devices in sync, adding or editing projects, tags, & clients in Timery on one device will notify other devices of a change through iCloud. When Timery is opened on those other devices, the app will reload projects, tags, & clients depending on how many hourly Toggl profile API requests remain and how long until the quota resets. — Menus — Context menus throughout the app have many updates & improvements. Actions in Time Entries view menus and the current time entry view menu have been rearranged and reorganized (and sometimes removed) to better focus the menus on core actions. Actions in the Mac menu bar item’s menu have also been rearranged and reorganized to better focus the menu. Some menus and actions as well as the time-tracked items have been consolidated to allow more timers to appear in the menu (when set to not be shown in a submenu) before having to scroll.

New in Timery: Landscape orientation on iPhone, improved projects syncing between devices, some visual tweaks and fixes for upcoming OS versions, and many more small improvements & fixes. — General Improvements — Timery now supports landscape orientation on iPhone and will show a sidebar in landscape instead of a tab bar (iOS 18 & higher). In an effort to better keep devices in sync, adding or editing projects, tags, & clients in Timery on one device will notify other devices of a change through iCloud. When Timery is opened on those other devices, the app will reload projects, tags, & clients depending on how many hourly Toggl profile API requests remain and how long until the quota resets. Several visual tweaks and fixes for upcoming OS versions include an updated default dark-mode background for widgets to match dark-mode app icons and restored icons for timers in the Mac menu bar item’s menu. — Context Menus — Context menus throughout the app have many updates & improvements. Actions in Time Entries view menus and the current time entry view menu have been rearranged and reorganized (and sometimes removed) to better focus the menus on core actions. Summary reports have a new configuration-menu action and keyboard shortcut to more quickly edit report dates. Items in summary reports have context menus to copy the item labels and durations. — Mac — Actions in the menu bar item’s menu have also been rearranged and reorganized to better focus the menu. Some menus and actions as well as the time-tracked items have been consolidated to allow more timers to appear in the menu (when set to not be shown in a submenu) before having to scroll. On macOS 26 & higher, all alternate Dock icons that aren’t already dark will automatically switch to a dark-mode version when macOS is in dark mode (and Timery is running). — Settings — Settings > Default View has a new option to set if on iPhone and in narrow windows on iPad (as well as on Mac in narrow windows in the toolbar) pressing the Reports tab defaults to showing Summary Report instead of Reports Overview. Settings > Saved Timers View has a new option to set if pressing Saved Timers in the tab bar and sidebar when already in Saved Timers view always scrolls the view to the top or switches between scrolling the view to the top and to the bottom. Alternate app icons include a Disability Pride icon. And dark-mode stripe icons are now darkened versions of the light-mode icons to retain their color. — Fixes — When editing a time entry in the edit view, editing the start & stop times and duration should better position the view so the update button below the times stays visible (depending on device screen size of course). When turned on in settings, checking if the current time entry started yesterday and offering to split it at midnight should work more reliably again. In summary reports, an issue where reports could use an incomplete set of cached time entries should be fixed. And days, weeks, & months reports should more reliably sort report items chronologically and include days/weeks/months with no time tracked when set to. For paid Toggl accounts, when adding a new project, custom project colors are available to choose from like when editing a project. Many, many more fixes and design tweaks. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. More to come! Happy time tracking! – Joe

New in Timery: An updated design for iOS & macOS 26, many small improvements & fixes, and more Toggl API optimizations. — Updated Design — Timery’s design is updated for iOS & macOS 26. Everything is updated yet familiar. The main app icon and all alternate icons are updated too. To simplify things a bit, some alternate icons are gone (sorry if yours is), but there are still 122 icons to choose from on iOS and 83 on macOS. For previous versions of iOS & macOS, there are new alternate icons of the classic app icon and a few others. — General — There are many improvements and fixes to loading & caching time entries amongst the apps, widgets, Shortcuts actions, and iCloud. Summary Report widgets should better load & cache time entries to share with the main app and other widgets to reduce profile API requests. When the Settings > Tag Names option to show names in the app and widgets is on, tag names use a slightly larger font size. There’s also a new option to make tag names use a more prominent text color for increased legibility. When starting a current time entry in the edit view, there’s a new “Stop & Add” button to set the stop time and log the time entry in a single action. When editing the current time entry, there’s a new option to clear the stop time in case it was accidentally set during editing. New clients can be added when adding or editing a project. Settings > Report Exports has new options to specify if CSV exports include total seconds and project colors. And the “Export Saved Report” action in Shortcuts has new options to use the app settings or override them. — Apple Watch — The current time entry should better sync between the iPhone and watch apps when the watch is connected. Complications should more reliably update when returning to the watch face from the app. The time-entry edit view by default hides the rows to edit the project, description, and tags to allow quicker access to copying timer details and adjusting times. There’s a button to show the rows, and there’s an option in Settings > Edit View to always show them. Settings > Edit View also has a new option to automatically show timers lists when opening the edit view to start or add a time entry to more quickly copy time-entry details. Settings > Current Time Entry Complications has new options to open the app to the edit view and open to the edit view when a current time entry isn’t running. And the option to open to timers lists when a current time entry isn’t running should be more reliable. — Mac — There’s a new menu in Settings > Menu Bar App to select which projects have their recent timers appear in the recent timers menu. Start Saved Timer Control widget symbols can be updated on macOS 26 when editing a saved timer and in settings. — Widgets — New widgets without buttons & sections (like Current Time Entry and single-graph Time Tracked widgets) have an option to show a border to look more like widgets with buttons & sections. — Shortcuts — Fixed the “Find Time Entries” action sometimes not including the current time entry when it should. Fixed the “Find Time Entries” action not correctly passing the current time entry to an “Update Time Entry” action configured to use found time entries. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update has more changes and optimizations to help further reduce Timery’s usage of the Toggl API—specifically profile API requests to reload time entries. Plus some more improvements, optimizations, and fixes. If you use Timery on multiple devices and allow it to sync to iCloud, the app notifies other devices through iCloud that the current time entry has changed and they should update to show the change. In previous versions of the app, this could result in a higher amount of profile API requests when updating the app on multiple devices. This version, however, has many improvements to syncing and responding to a change of the current time entry, and the app should now make fewer API requests to reload time entries when responding to the current time entry changing on another device. Be sure to update to this version on all the devices you use Timery on. What else is new: • Summary reports now have months groupings including months/projects and months/tags (a reminder summary reports can only show up to one year of time tracked) • On iPadOS 26 and macOS 26, menu bar actions include icons; and on iPad, menu bar actions now better match the Mac • Alerts notifying an API quota has been reached better indicate what caused it; and alerts when over the profile quota should be less aggressive when opening the app from the background • Several fixes including on Mac where pressing Space in Saved Timers view could select the first saved timer even though it wasn’t highlighted Widgets: • Pressing timer text to update Live Activities & widgets is now off by default to avoid confusion why the app isn’t opening; this can be turned back on in Timery Settings > Live Activities and in widget configurations respectively • Text in the API Quota widget should better display without overlapping especially on devices with smaller widget sizes like iPad mini Apple Watch: • When using timer swipe actions that ask how many minutes ago to start the timer, the minutes-input view now includes a button to start at the last stop time when a current time entry isn’t running • On watchOS 26, editing a time entry’s duration possibly showing blank time pickers should be fixed ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update has more changes & optimizations to help reduce Timery’s usage of the Toggl API (please see below for more information) as well as some general improvements & fixes. What’s new: • More changes & optimizations to help reduce Toggl API requests • New Saved Timers widgets and Recent Timers widgets have new options to show the current timer’s duration today and the current project’s duration today when the current time entry is shown • Apple Watch complications should better update on watchOS 26 after opening the app • Updating or stopping the current time entry on Apple Watch should better update Live Activities • The Mac menu bar and menu bar app have new labels when a current time entry isn’t running to show the latest timer to continue and the latest time entry to restart • The menu bar app should better update after the computer wakes up from sleep • More miscellaneous improvements & fixes ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe ————— Important Timery + Toggl Update As of September 5th, the Toggl time-tracking service has new hourly limits on the number of times their API can be used. Timery is a third-party Toggl client. It is made independently of Toggl. To display data and perform actions, Timery connects to Toggl through their API. Each time you load data like time entries & projects, start & stop a current time entry, update a time entry, add or edit projects & tags, show summary reports, and more, Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to perform that action and display the results. This Timery update has many changes and optimizations to address the API limits and reduce Timery’s API usage. Understanding these limits and how Timery can further reduce API usage will be a work in progress. These changes so far should help you stay under the limits depending on how you use Timery, how much, and on how many devices. Please see the in-app update message or Timery Settings for more detailed information on the Timery and Toggl changes. — Hourly Toggl API Limits — Toggl has two API limits: one for workspace data requests and one for profile data requests. The API limits are shared across each device you use Timery on, any other third-party app or service you use that connects to Toggl, and any direct use of the Toggl API. Workspace requests include: starting, stopping, & updating time entries; adding & editing projects and tags; and showing summary reports. Profile requests include loading your time entries, projects, tags, and clients. Free Toggl workspaces can make 30 requests per hour. Paid workspaces can make 240, 600, or more depending on the plan. All users, whether on a free or paid Toggl plan, can make 30 profile requests per hour. If you reach either limit, Timery will alert you and will be unable to perform any more actions for that set of API requests until the hour ends and the limit resets. You can check your current API usage in Timery Settings as well as with a widget. — Time Entries Refresh Rate — To help reduce profile API usage, Timery will favor using cached time entries that are shared between the app, widgets, & Shortcuts and will only reload time entries periodically. Timery periodically reloads time entries to ensure it has the latest data should you have time tracked on another device or outside Timery. You can set how often Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to reload time entries in Timery Settings > Time Entries Refresh Rate and with a Shortcuts action.

Important Timery + Toggl Update Starting September 5th, the Toggl time-tracking service will introduce hourly limits on the number of times their API can be used. Timery is a third-party Toggl client developed independently of Toggl. To display data and perform actions, Timery connects to Toggl through their API. Each time you load data like time entries & projects, start & stop a current time entry, update a time entry, add or edit projects & tags, show summary reports, and more, Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to perform that action and display the results. This Timery update has many changes and optimizations to address the API limits and reduce Timery’s API usage. Understanding these limits and how Timery can further reduce API usage will be a work in progress. These changes so far should help you stay under the limits depending on how you use Timery, how much, and on how many devices. Please see the in-app update message or Timery Settings for more detailed information on the Timery and Toggl changes. — Hourly Toggl API Limits — Toggl has two API limits: one for workspace data requests and one for profile data requests. The API limits are shared across each device you use Timery on as well as any other third-party app or service you use that connects to Toggl. Workspace requests include: starting, stopping, & updating time entries; adding & editing projects and tags; and showing summary reports. Profile requests include loading your time entries, projects, tags, and clients. Free Toggl workspaces can make 30 requests per hour. Paid workspaces can make 240, 600, or more depending on the plan. If you reach either limit, Timery will alert you and will be unable to perform any more actions for that set of API requests until the hour ends. You can check your current API usage in Timery Settings as well as with a widget. — Time Entries Refresh Rate — To help reduce profile API usage, Timery will favor using cached time entries that are shared between the app, widgets, & Shortcuts and will only reload time entries periodically. Timery periodically reloads time entries to ensure it has the latest data should you have time tracked on another device or outside Timery. You can set how often Timery makes a request to the Toggl API to reload time entries in Timery Settings > Time Entries Refresh Rate and with a Shortcuts action. — Fixes — • The time-entry edit view’s description text field no longer has auto-capitalization and auto-correction turned on by default; there’s also a new settings menu to set whether or not either are turned on • Shortcuts actions should no longer ask to select a workspace or project when one is already selected • Older Mac operating systems should have a potential start-up issue resolved • Report CSV exports should properly escape commas in percentages depending on locale ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. Your support allows me to continually improve the app. Happy time tracking! – Joe

New in Timery 1.7: • Split time entries • Control Center & Lock Screen controls • Live Activities on Apple Watch • More quickly update time entries from context menus • Automatically update adjacent time entries (those with a shared start or stop time) when updating start & stop times • Automatically start time entries at the last stop time • Automatically delete short time entries (and restart the previous time entry) • More time-period & grouping options in summary reports • Show item percentages in reports • Update widgets on demand • Hide seconds in Live Activities (iOS 18) • Improved duration updating in widgets with seconds hidden (iOS 18) • Many new customization settings • More keyboard shortcuts • New & updated Shortcuts actions • Perform contextual actions throughout the app from the Action button • More easily update start & stop times and durations on Apple Watch • Optimized iPad app on Apple Vision Pro • And much more! Read on for more! And check out “What’s New” in the app for even more! Split Time Entries • Split one entry into two or three at specified times or durations • Split from edit view, context menus, and keyboard shortcut • Set default split time (at start, in half, or at stop/current time) and editing options Control Buttons (iOS 18) • Start Saved Timer • Update Live Activity • Open Timery (optionally to a specific view or saved report) • Continue Latest Timer Reports • Reports overviews: Show week-by-day average • Summary reports: - More time-period options including last number of weeks & months - More grouping options including projects/tags, days, and weeks - Expand & collapse all groups • Duplicate saved reports in the edit-report view • Hover with a pointer on bars to more quickly identify the item; tap to select Widgets • In widgets with graphs, tap the total time in the first graph to update the widget on demand; in widgets with the current time entry, tap the timer text • Project color appearances have option to set light/dark appearance • Current Time Entry: New large size; new options to show/hide durations • Summary Report: More grouping options Live Activities • Tap the timer text to update • Show current project duration today • Lock Screen project color appearances have option to set light/dark appearance • Set translucent backgrounds for the Lock Screen App • Show time-tracked header in Saved Timers view • More quickly add past time entries from the add button context menu in Time Entries view • Sort project lists by client • More custom app icons • All custom app icons support dark & tinted modes Settings • Menus reorganized • Customize symbols for Start Saved Timer controls • Set dark-mode base color • Set whether or not to confirm deleting things Shortcuts • New actions: - Find Saved & Recent Timers - Split Time Entry - Restart Latest Time Entry - Delete Time Entry - Get Last Stop Time - Set App Accent Color - Is Timery Active • “Update Time Entry” has new options to update from a saved timer and to also adjust adjacent time entries’ start & stop times • “Add Time Entry” has a new option to use a saved timer • “Find Time Entry” has new filters for stop time and duration • “Perform Action” has a new option to run a customizable, contextual action in various views throughout the app (meant for the Action button on iPhone) Apple Watch • New time pickers to update time entry start & stop times and durations (watchOS 10+) • When updating start & stop times, automatically update adjacent time entries; also set time to previous stop time or next start time • Improved duration updating in widgets with seconds hidden (watchOS 11) Refinements & Fixes • Many visual refinements and bug fixes • Improved time & date display • Improved support for Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. Your support allows me to continually improve the app! Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update has new duration format options, new widget background options, time entry suggestions improvements, and many other improvements & fixes. What’s new: • Hide seconds in the app & widgets • Project colors for widget backgrounds • Customizable Lock Screen Live Activity backgrounds • Improved legibility with project colors • Faster time entry suggestions • Details in Time Entries header charts • Quickly delete & restart time entries • New & updated Shortcuts actions • Many fixes • And more! Read on for more details! — New Duration Settings — Hide Seconds There are new duration format options to hide & show seconds in the app and widgets as well as on Apple Watch and in complications. When seconds are hidden, there’s an option to show active indicators in reports and widgets. Widget Formats Widgets can now also use Classic or Decimal duration formats. Mac Menu Bar There’s a new menu bar app option to hide the duration when no time entry is running. — Apps — Project Colors For increased legibility on certain backgrounds, dark project colors are a bit lighter in dark mode. Time Entry Suggestions When starting or editing a time entry in the edit view, time entry suggestions appear faster. Suggestions can now toggle between recent & saved timers and just saved timers, and they also better match project tasks. Time Entries Header Charts In Time Entries view, touch & hold or hover with a pointer on a day header to see a list of projects and times tracked. Current Time Entry Actions Quickly delete the current time entry & restart the latest entry and quickly undo restarting the latest entry with new actions in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as with keyboard shortcuts and in the Mac menu bar. Round When Starting There are new duration rounding options to round the current time entry’s duration down when starting a new time entry and to start the new entry automatically at that rounded stop time. — Widgets — Project Color Backgrounds Home Screen widgets have new “Appearance” configuration options to set the background to the current or filtered project color or gradient. Default Backgrounds Home Screen widgets now by default use a dark gray background color in dark mode to be consistent with system widgets and between iOS & macOS. If you prefer the black backgrounds, you can set them to be always black or black in dark mode. Rounding In widgets set to round the reported time tracked, by default they now hide seconds. There’s a new configuration option to still show them. Note: To see new options in existing widgets, you may need to delete and re-add them. — Live Activities — Lock Screen Backgrounds (iOS 17.1 or higher) There’s a new Live Activities option to set the Lock Screen background to match the system, always dark or black, project color, and more. — Shortcuts — Updated Actions The “Stop Current Time Entry”, “Check Current Time Entry”, and “Continue Latest Timer” actions now end, update, or start Live Activities. And they’re also App Shortcuts. Perform Action There’s a new Shortcuts action “Perform Action” that opens the app and performs a current-time-entry-related action. And it performs the action in the app if Timery is already open—like when run from the Action button on iPhone. — Mac — Menu Bar Timers There are new options for the menu bar app to show saved timers and recent timers in submenus or not. By default, saved timers are now shown inline instead of in a submenu. Dock Icon There’s a small collection of alternate icons to use in the Dock while Timery is running. Windows On Sonoma and Ventura, Timery will restore windows to their previous size and position when closed and reopened. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update has new duration format options, new widget background options, time entry suggestions improvements, and many other improvements & fixes. What’s new: • Hide seconds in the app & widgets • Project colors for widget backgrounds • Customizable Lock Screen Live Activity backgrounds • Improved legibility with project colors • Faster time entry suggestions • Details in Time Entries header charts • Quickly delete & restart time entries • New & updated Shortcuts actions • Many fixes • And more! Read on for more details! — New Duration Settings — Hide Seconds There are new duration format options to hide & show seconds in the app and widgets as well as on Apple Watch and in complications. When seconds are hidden, there’s an option to show active indicators in reports and widgets. Widget Formats Widgets can now also use Classic or Decimal duration formats. Mac Menu Bar There’s a new menu bar app option to hide the duration when no time entry is running. — Apps — Project Colors For increased legibility on certain backgrounds, dark project colors are a bit lighter in dark mode. Time Entry Suggestions When starting or editing a time entry in the edit view, time entry suggestions appear faster. Suggestions can now toggle between recent & saved timers and just saved timers, and they also better match project tasks. Time Entries Header Charts In Time Entries view, touch & hold or hover with a pointer on a day header to see a list of projects and times tracked. Current Time Entry Actions Quickly delete the current time entry & restart the latest entry and quickly undo restarting the latest entry with new actions in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as with keyboard shortcuts and in the Mac menu bar. Round When Starting There are new duration rounding options to round the current time entry’s duration down when starting a new time entry and to start the new entry automatically at that rounded stop time. — Widgets — Project Color Backgrounds Home Screen widgets have new “Appearance” configuration options to set the background to the current or filtered project color or gradient. Default Backgrounds Home Screen widgets now by default use a dark gray background color in dark mode to be consistent with system widgets and between iOS & macOS. If you prefer the black backgrounds, you can set them to be always black or black in dark mode. Rounding In widgets set to round the reported time tracked, by default they now hide seconds. There’s a new configuration option to still show them. Note: To see new options in existing widgets, you may need to delete and re-add them. — Live Activities — Lock Screen Backgrounds (iOS 17.1 or higher) There’s a new Live Activities option to set the Lock Screen background to match the system, always dark or black, project color, and more. — Shortcuts — Updated Actions The “Stop Current Time Entry”, “Check Current Time Entry”, and “Continue Latest Timer” actions now end, update, or start Live Activities. And they’re also App Shortcuts. Perform Action There’s a new Shortcuts action “Perform Action” that opens the app and performs a current-time-entry-related action. And it performs the action in the app if Timery is already open—like when run from the Action button on iPhone. — Mac — Menu Bar Timers There are new options for the menu bar app to show saved timers and recent timers in submenus or not. By default, saved timers are now shown inline instead of in a submenu. Dock Icon There’s a small collection of alternate icons to use in the Dock while Timery is running. Windows On Sonoma and Ventura, Timery will restore windows to their previous size and position when closed and reopened. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

I hope you’ve been enjoying the interactive widgets on iOS 17! This update brings interactive widgets to macOS Sonoma too! Start & stop time entries, show report details, and more right on your desktop without having to open the app. What’s new: • Interactive widgets on macOS Sonoma • Saved-timer toggle buttons In the app and widgets, timer buttons now both start & stop timers. When the timer is running, pressing the button again will stop the current time entry. In the app, context menus and swipe actions for buttons will show actions to stop the timer and stop it minutes ago. And in widgets, if start controls are enabled, the timer can be stopped minutes ago as well. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe ————— New in Timery 1.6: Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries and Live Activities • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through more timers than can normally fit • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options

It’s Widgetpalooza in Timery! This update has interactive widgets on iOS 17, two new widgets, new widget sizes, and several new widget configuration options. And on watchOS 10, widgets in the Smart Stack and an updated design. Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries and Live Activities • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through more timers than can normally fit • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options Read on for more details! — Interactive Widgets (iOS 17) — • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets start & stop time entries without having to open the app! They’ll also start a Live Activity! • The Saved Timers, Recent Timers, Dashboard, and Project widgets have a new option to show timer pages to page forward & backward through more timers than can normally fit. • Timer widgets also have a new option to show start controls to start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time. • In the Dashboard and Time Tracked widgets, report items can be selected to filter the report to see time tracked for that project, tag, day, etc. There’s a new parameter to customize the secondary grouping. • The Dashboard, Project, and Time Tracked widgets have a new option to show a button to switch the time period (today, this week, and this week by day). • In Live Activities, the stop button is interactive to stop the time entry. • On the Lock Screen, small circular & rectangular widgets are interactive to start & stop time entries. — New Widgets — • Project widget: Check time tracked today or this week for a selected project and start timers. • Single Saved Timer widget: Start & stop a selected saved timer and check the time tracked. — New Widget Places (iOS 17) — • On iPhone, small widgets are available in StandBy. • On iPad, small widgets are available on the Lock Screen. — New Widget Sizes — • The Dashboard widget now also comes in medium. • On iOS 17, the Recent Timers widget now also comes in small. — New Widget Options — • Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a stop button. • Medium Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a compact current time entry. • Large Dashboard & Project widgets and medium Time Tracked widget: Show two small graphs. • Recent Timers and Dashboard widgets: Include matching saved timers when filtering recent timers. • Small Saved Timers widget: Show two or three timers. • Live Activities: Hide the current time entry duration in the expanded Dynamic Island and show the time tracked today on the Lock Screen and in StandBy. — Apple Watch — • Timery has an updated design for watchOS 10. • New settings menus customize swipe actions, timers-lists view, and complication settings including a new option to set where Current Time Entry complications open to. • Saved Timer widgets show a stop button when the timer is running. — Notes — • Because of how widgets work, starting or stopping a time entry in one widget may not also update others. • Existing widgets may not show new configuration options, so you may need to delete & re-add them. • Widgets on Apple Watch aren’t interactive, so they still open the app to perform their action. ————— This update has been a lot fun to work on this summer, and I’m very excited to bring all these new things to Timery. I hope these new goodies are useful for you! Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

It’s Widgetpalooza in Timery! This update has interactive widgets on iOS 17, two new widgets, new widget sizes, and several new widget configuration options. And on watchOS 10, widgets in the Smart Stack and an updated design. Interactive widgets: • Start & stop time entries • Start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time • Page through timers • Show time-tracked details • Switch report time periods —all without having to open the app What else is new in widgets: • Project widget and Single Saved Timer widget • StandBy widgets on iPhone and Lock Screen widgets on iPad • Medium Dashboard widget and small Recent Timers widget • New options for stop buttons, extra graphs, and more What’s new on Apple Watch: • Updated design and widgets in the Smart Stack • New settings menus including new complication & widget options Read on for more details! — Interactive Widgets (iOS 17) — • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets start & stop time entries without having to open the app! They’ll also start a Live Activity! • The Saved Timers, Recent Timers, Dashboard, and Project widgets have a new option to show timer pages to page forward & backward through more timers than can normally fit. • Timer widgets also have a new option to show start controls to start time entries minutes ago and at the last stop time. • In the Dashboard and Time Tracked widgets, report items can be selected to filter the report to see time tracked for that project, tag, day, etc. There’s a new parameter to customize the secondary grouping. • The Dashboard, Project, and Time Tracked widgets have a new option to show a button to switch the time period (today, this week, and this week by day). • In Live Activities, the stop button is interactive to stop the time entry. • On the Lock Screen, small circular & rectangular widgets are interactive to start & stop time entries. — New Widgets — • Project widget: Check time tracked today or this week for a selected project and start timers. • Single Saved Timer widget: Start & stop a selected saved timer and check the time tracked. — New Widget Places (iOS 17) — • On iPhone, small widgets are available in StandBy. • On iPad, small widgets are available on the Lock Screen. — New Widget Sizes — • The Dashboard widget now also comes in medium. • On iOS 17, the Recent Timers widget now also comes in small. — New Widget Options — • Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a stop button. • Medium Time Tracked and Summary Report widgets: Show a compact current time entry. • Large Dashboard & Project widgets and medium Time Tracked widget: Show two small graphs. • Recent Timers and Dashboard widgets: Include matching saved timers when filtering recent timers. • Small Saved Timers widget: Show two or three timers. • Live Activities: Hide the current time entry duration in the expanded Dynamic Island and show the time tracked today on the Lock Screen and in StandBy. — Apple Watch — • Timery has an updated design for watchOS 10. • New settings menus customize swipe actions, timers-lists view, and complication settings including a new option to set where Current Time Entry complications open to. • Saved Timer widgets show a stop button when the timer is running. — Notes — • Because of how widgets work, starting or stopping a time entry in one widget may not also update others. • Existing widgets may not show new configuration options, so you may need to delete & re-add them. • Widgets on Apple Watch aren’t interactive, so they still open the app to perform their action. ————— This update has been a lot fun to work on this summer, and I’m very excited to bring all these new things to Timery. I hope these new goodies are useful for you! Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update should fix an issue with projects in saved timers on a future version of iOS. Stay tuned for lots of new goodies coming later this year! Happy time tracking! – Joe

Just a small update with some tweaks and fixes before I start working on a big update for later this year. • If a report includes an archived project, the report now shows the project’s name instead of its ID. And if a recent time entry includes an archived project, the project’s name will show instead of no project. • When using the “Start Saved Timer” action in Shortcuts to start a time entry at the last stop time, the action possibly not having the correct last stop time should be fixed • In Saved Timers view, the option-start icon in buttons sometimes getting stuck after using a keyboard shortcut that includes the Option key should be fixed. • When editing a time entry, recent timers in the copy-details section below the start & stop times follow the option in Settings > Timers Lists for recent timers sorting. • On devices that support Live Activities, the “Start Saved Timer” and “Start Recent Timer” actions in Shortcuts follow the option in Settings > Live Activities for new current time entries to automatically show as a Live Activity. The actions will only start a Live Activity when the option is turned on. • Live Activities are enabled on iPads running a future version of iPadOS. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

Just a small update with a new action to continue the latest timer and some tweaks and fixes. Continue Latest Timer There’s a new “Continue Latest Timer” action in the current-time-entry view’s context menu as well as a keyboard shortcut which when a current time entry is not running will start a new time entry at the current time with the same project, description, and tags as the latest timer. It’s similar to “Restart Latest Time Entry” but starts a new time entry instead. Current-Time-Entry View Context Menu In the current-time-entry view’s context menu, the actions for “Continue Latest Timer” and “Restart Latest Time Entry” have subtitles to show what the latest timer was and when the latest time entry ran. Saved Timers View Context Menus The new reorder actions in Saved Timers view context menus are in a submenu so they take up less space in the main menu. Keyboard Shortcuts The keyboard shortcut for “Copy Details” is now Command-Option-C, and the shortcut for “Restart Latest Time Entry” is now Command-Shift-Option-R (“Continue Latest Timer” is Command-Shift-Option-C). “Export Saved Report” Fix The possible issue that could prevent the new Shortcuts action “Export Saved Report” to export a PNG should be fixed. ————— From Timery 1.5.3: New Shortcuts Actions On iOS 16, there are four new Shortcuts actions: • Start Recent Timer By default this action gets a list of recent timers and asks which one to start. It also accepts as input a found recent timer from the new “Find Recent Timers” action. • Find Recent Timers This action uses predicate filtering to return a list of recent timers. It’s like Find Time Entries, but the list of timers returned doesn’t include duplicates if the same timer were run multiple times recently, and the timers don’t include start & stop times. • Export Saved Report This action exports a saved reports overview or summary report as a CSV, PDF, or PNG like in the app. • Start Live Activity On iPhone, this action starts or updates a Live Activity when a current time entry is running or ends one when it is not. From Shortcuts. Without needing to open Timery. More Live Activity Starting The existing “Start Saved Timer” action and the new “Start Recent Timer” action can also start a Live Activity on iPhone without needing to open Timery. Saved Timer Reordering Context menus for buttons in Saved Timers view have three new actions: • “Reorder List” puts the view into edit mode to reorder the list and automatically scrolls to show the saved timer. • “Move Timer Up” moves the saved timer up one position in the list without having to enter edit mode. • “Move Timer Down” moves the timer down one position. Report Exports on Mac On Mac, the issue that could cause the app to freeze when exporting a report should be fixed. Time Adjustment Buttons When editing start & stop times and durations of time entries in the edit view, the hit areas of the time-adjustment buttons are extended a bit to make them a little easier to tap. More Project Colors In paid Toggl accounts—which can have custom project colors—when adding or editing a project, there are two new groups of colors to choose from: old Toggl project colors and system colors. More Improvements & Fixes • “Recent time entries” are renamed to “recent timers” throughout the app and widgets. • VoiceOver support is improved for edit mode in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities on iPhone. • The Saved Timers and Time Entries items in the iPad sidebar as well as tabs in the tab bar can be secondary clicked with a trackpad (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their timers lists or menus. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update has four new Shortcuts actions and several small improvements and fixes! What’s new in Shortcuts: • Start Recent Timer • Find Recent Timers • Export Saved Report • Start Live Activity What else is new: • Improvements to reordering saved timers • Easier-to-tap time-adjustment buttons • More project colors for paid Toggl accounts • VoiceOver improvements in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities • Fix for exporting reports on Mac Read on for more details! New Shortcuts Actions On iOS 16, there are four new Shortcuts actions: • Start Recent Timer By default this action gets a list of recent timers and asks which one to start. It also accepts as input a found recent timer from the new “Find Recent Timers” action. • Find Recent Timers This action uses predicate filtering to return a list of recent timers. It’s like Find Time Entries, but the list of timers returned doesn’t include duplicates if the same timer were run multiple times recently, and the timers don’t include start & stop times. • Export Saved Report This action exports a saved reports overview or summary report as a CSV, PDF, or PNG like in the app. • Start Live Activity On iPhone, this action starts or updates a Live Activity when a current time entry is running or ends one when it is not. From Shortcuts. Without needing to open Timery. More Live Activity Starting The existing “Start Saved Timer” action and the new “Start Recent Timer” action can also start a Live Activity on iPhone without needing to open Timery. Saved Timer Reordering Context menus for buttons in Saved Timers view have three new actions: • “Reorder Timers” puts the view into edit mode to reorder the list and automatically scrolls to show the saved timer. • “Move Up” moves the saved timer up one position in the list without having to enter edit mode. • “Move Down” moves the timer down one position. Report Exports on Mac On Mac, the issue that could cause the app to freeze when exporting a report should be fixed. Time Adjustment Buttons When editing start & stop times and durations of time entries in the edit view, the hit areas of the time-adjustment buttons are extended a bit to make them a little easier to tap. More Project Colors In paid Toggl accounts—which can have custom project colors—when adding or editing a project, there are two new groups of colors to choose from: old Toggl project colors and system colors. You can still provide a custom hex color or select a color from a system color picker also. Yellow and Dark Green The alternate app icons and theme colors for Toggl yellow and dark green are slightly brighter. If you use any of the yellow or dark green icons, you may need to reselect them in Timery Settings for the update to apply. More Improvements & Fixes • “Recent time entries” are renamed to “recent timers” throughout the app and widgets. • VoiceOver support is improved for edit mode in Saved Timers view and in Live Activities on iPhone. • The Saved Timers and Time Entries items in the iPad sidebar can be secondary clicked with a trackpad (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their respective timers lists to start a new time entry. • Tabs in the tab bar can also be secondary clicked (in addition to a touch & hold) to show their timers lists or menus. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update is packed with additions, tweaks, and fixes to help you track your time! What’s new: • Report exports • Y-axis in graphs • New report grouping and more filters • Apple Watch data-loading improvements • Improvements to time tracking around midnight • Tab bar quick actions Read on for more details! Reports Updates: Export Reports Reports can be exported as CSV, PDF, and PNG files from a new export button and keyboard shortcuts. (PDF & PNG exports require iOS 16) Y-Axis Report graphs in the apps and widgets have a y-axis for improved graph context. Split Tags Grouping Reports and Time Tracked widgets have a new grouping option to group by split tags. Instead of a report showing “Tag 1, Tag 2” and “Tag 2, Tag 3”, it will show “Tag 1”, “Tag 2”, and “Tag 3”. New Filters Reports have new filters to include & exclude one or more clients and to exclude tasks. Caching Summary Reports now cache so returning to the same report after a short amount of time won’t need to reload it. Apple Watch Updates: Data Loading • Pull down in Current Time Entry view for a new “Reload Data” button to reload projects, tags, etc. • On watchOS 9, saved timers sync from iCloud in addition to syncing from iPhone More • Tap the report graph to cycle through the time-period options • Touch & hold on the graph to open the list of saved reports • Time entries properly display clients Time Tracking Around Midnight Updates: Check for Yesterday Since time entries count for the day they start on, a time entry that started yesterday but continues into or is stopped today counts as time tracked yesterday. Timery will now check if the current time entry started yesterday and ask if you want to split it at midnight so yesterday’s time tracked counts for yesterday and today’s counts for today. Today Reports When the current time entry started yesterday, Reports Overview and Time Tracked widgets set to show time tracked today will instead show yesterday since the time tracked counts for yesterday. Last Stop Time In the early hours of the day, when starting a time entry at the last stop time, the app will look into yesterday for the last stop time when no time has been tracked yet today. And starting at the last stop time works when the latest time entry started yesterday but ended today. General App Updates: Tab Actions In the tab bar on iPhone and compact iPad windows, touch & hold each tab for a related action. Saved timers opens the timers-lists view to saved timers, time entries opens to recent time entries, reports shows a menu to open a saved report, and settings shows a menu to open projects, tags, & clients and switch workspaces. More • Many improvements to adding & editing time entries in another workspace • Improvements to selecting tags when editing a time entry • Many updates to tag display throughout the apps and widgets • Improvements to how time-entry suggestions match as you type • Keyboard shortcuts ⌘-R to reload, ⌘-Return to update or confirm, and Escape to cancel are available in more places • No more “Tap to Start” in the app or widgets Settings Updates: New Settings • Sort time-entry suggestions • Sort recent time entries in the timers-lists view and auto-select search • Hide the duration in Lock Screen Live Activities New Menus • Hide client names or show a client icon instead of the name • Customize report graphs and exports • Set the time zone Toggl uses for summary reports Shortcuts Updates: CSV Exports The output of the actions Check Total Time Tracked and Check Project Time Tracked now includes a CSV export of the time tracked. Open Timery On iOS 16, a new action Open Timery opens the app and optionally opens a specific view or saved report. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I really appreciate your support! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

I hope you’ve been enjoying all the new goodies in Timery 1.5! This update has a few more new things and lots of fixes! What’s new: • Three weeks of recent time entries in the app • More grouping options in summary reports • A new duration format • A new time-adjustment interval option • Start Saved Timer action in Shortcuts • Custom project colors for paid Toggl accounts • Lots of fixes Read on for more details! More Recent Time Entries Timery is using Toggl’s new API and now loads three weeks of logged time entries (or up to 1,000 entries) instead of just one week, so Time Entries view now shows more days and recent-time-entries lists include more entries. Older entries, of course, are still available on Toggl. More Grouping Options in Summary Reports Summary reports have more grouping options and can now be grouped by projects, tasks, descriptions, tags, and clients like in Reports Overview. When grouping by tasks and tags, Timery has to download individual time entries for the report, so because of Toggl API limitations, larger time periods can take some time to load. New Duration Format When using Toggl’s “improved” duration format (“0:23:42”), there’s a new option whether or not to always show hours. When off, durations under an hour will hide the hour text. For example, “0:23:42” will show as “23:42” like the SwiftUI duration formatting in widgets and Live Activities. New Time-Adjustment Interval Option For starting a new current time entry minutes ago and adjusting start & stop times, there’s a new time-adjustment interval option that will ask each time what the interval should be instead of always adjusting by a preset interval. Also on Apple Watch (customize the swipe actions in Timery Settings on iPhone). Start Saved Timer Action On iOS 16 is a new Shortcuts action Start Saved Timer that shows a list of saved timers to start with an optional start-time parameter. This new action works well combined with Find Saved Timers and Choose from List actions to start a saved timer. And it’s also an App Shortcut. Custom Project Colors In paid Toggl accounts, project colors can now be set to a custom color. When editing a project, you can either input a hex color or select a color from a standard iOS color picker. See and Restore Archived Projects If a workspace has archived projects, the projects view from the sidebar or in Settings has a new menu to show them and restore them. Active and Inactive Tasks When editing a project in paid Toggl accounts, inactive tasks are now listed with active tasks. And when editing a task, it can be marked as active or not. Only active tasks show when selecting projects for time entries. Edit Workspace Names Workspace names can now be edited either in the workspaces view from the sidebar or in Settings. Fixes • Reports Overview graphs have improved support for larger Dynamic Type sizes and change their layout to better fit text and bar graphs. • Summary Reports also have improved support for larger Dynamic Type sizes and better react to window resizing. • When editing or deleting projects, tags, & clients, saved timers and time entries throughout the app more reliably update to reflect those changes. • A Focus filter sometimes not correctly setting reports should be fixed. • The new Saved Timers grid has some improvements when using multiple Timery windows. • Some potential crashes here and there are fixed. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

It’s perhaps the biggest Timery update yet! Just about every part of the app has something new or improved! What’s new: • Lock Screen widgets • Live Activities • Saved Timers grid view • Time Entries header graphs • Reports on Apple Watch • Focus filters • Advanced Shortcuts filtering • Improvements to starting & editing time entries • And more! Read on for more details! Lock Screen Widgets (iOS 16) • Current Time Entry widget shows the current running time entry. • Time Tracked widget shows time tracked today or this week. The rectangular size shows the top-three items with a small graph. • Start Time Entry widget opens the app to quickly start a saved timer or recent time entry or to start a specific saved timer. Live Activities (iOS 16.1) • Show current time entries as Live Activities on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Touch & hold Timery in the Dynamic Island to expand it for more information. Saved Timers View • An all-new view enables a two-column grid. It’s on by default in wide windows and can be enabled in narrow windows too. • Time tracked reported in saved-timer buttons now also includes the current time entry and can report time tracked today, this week, or the last 7 days. Time Entries View • Day headers have a chart showing project time tracked for the day, and times now also include the current time entry. Select a header to jump to a summary report for the day. Apple Watch • There’s a new Reports view to show your time tracked for saved reports overviews synced from iPhone. • On watchOS 9, a new complication shows time tracked for saved reports overviews. • Also on watchOS 9, complications are rebuilt using WidgetKit for more reliable updating in the background. Focus Filters (iOS 16) • When in a particular Focus mode, switch to a particular workspace; show or hide particular clients, projects, & tags; and set a particular saved reports overview & summary report. New Shortcuts Actions (iOS 16) • New actions Find Saved Timers and Find Time Entries use the new advanced predicate filtering to filter by projects, descriptions, start times, and more. Starting Time Entries • In Saved Timers and Time Entries views, context-menu & swipe-action options to start a time entry minutes ago are now also available when a current time entry is running. Also on Apple Watch. • When starting a time entry not at the current time, if a current time entry is running, its stop time is automatically adjusted to the start time of the new current time entry. • Quickly start a new current time entry from the current-time-entry view’s context menu or new keyboard shortcut. Editing Time Entries • When editing a time entry, in the description text field, type ‘@‘ to search for a project and ‘#’ for a tag. • Quickly update the current time entry from the current-time-entry view’s context menu or new keyboard shortcut. • Context-menu & keyboard-shortcut actions that set start & stop times and round the duration now immediately run without opening the edit view. iPad Sidebar • Saved reports are now in the iPad sidebar. Each has a context menu to edit them, and they’re draggable to reorder. More • Reports widgets have a new option to use a saved report instead of the widget’s filters. • View saved reports with keyboard shortcuts. Use 1, 2, 3, etc. plus Control for reports overviews and Control-Shift for summary reports. • Long press on the Reports tab in the tab bar for a context menu with saved reports. • On iOS 16, some actions in context menus use the new small size to all appear in a row on top of the menu. • There’s a new set of stripe alternate icons. • Timery now requires iOS 15 or higher. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

I hope Timery for Apple Watch has been a useful addition to your time-tracking workflow! This update brings improvements to the Apple Watch app as well as some other tweaks and fixes. What’s new: • Start Time Entry complication • More supported duration formats • Update for Always On Read on for more details! *Apple Watch Updates* Start Time Entry Complication The app now has a small Start Time Entry complication that opens the timers view in the app to start a new time entry. With this, you can start time entries from a complication without having to pick a single saved timer to start from the complication. Duration Formats The app now also supports decimal (0.79 h) and classic (47:06 min) duration formats. If you use either of these formats, open Timery on iPhone to sync the duration format. If it doesn’t automatically sync, go to Settings > Sync Data to Watch to manually sync data including the duration format. Note: This changes the duration format inside the Apple Watch app but not for Current Time Entry complications. Because of how complications work with time durations, they can’t also show these formats. Always On State When the app is in Always On state, the Current Time Entry view’s stop button now hides seconds in the duration like the Timer app does. This allows the duration to more reliably stay updated in Always On. Missing Complications Fix Complications were missing from a few watch faces like Siri, Photos, and Timelapse. Now these faces have complications too! *iPhone and iPad Updates* Restart Latest Time Entry Keyboard Shortcut The keyboard shortcut to restart the latest time entry is changed to ⌘-Shift-Option-L (adding the Option key) to better match the keyboard shortcuts to stop the current time entry and delete the current time entry. Saved Timers Swipe Fix In the Saved Timers view, the issue is fixed where the edit swipe action for a saved timer would disappear when the saved timer was swiped again while the actions were animating closed. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

Say hello to Timery for Apple Watch! Start, stop, and edit your current time entry. Start saved timers. Edit logged time entries & start duplicates. All right from your wrist. Current Time Entry View Stop or edit your current time entry or start a new one. By default, the stop button will always be in view without having to scroll. If project, description, or tag text is truncated, tap it to switch between showing the full text and keeping the stop button in view. Saved Timers View Swipe right from the Current Time Entry view for the Saved Timers view. Tap a saved timer to start it. When a current time entry isn’t running, swipe right on a saved timer to reveal buttons to start the timer minutes ago or at the last stop time today. You can customize these in Timery on iPhone. Time Entries View Swipe left from the Current Time Entry view for the Time Entries view that shows up to three days of logged time entries. Tap one to edit it. When a current time entry isn’t running, swipe left on a logged time entry to reveal customizable buttons to start a duplicate. Also, scroll past the top of the list to reveal an Add button to add a logged time entry. New Current Time Entry When starting a new time entry, choose from saved timers, recent time entries, or a searchable list of combined recent time entries and saved timers. You can set the default list for the timers view in Timery on iPhone. When a current time entry isn’t running, swipe right on a timer to reveal the same customizable buttons as the Saved Timers view. Edit Time Entries Edit the project, description, tags, start & stop times, and duration of the current time entry and logged time entries. Current Time Entry Complications See your current time entry on your watch face with a variety of complications that include showing the duration with a Timery icon in the current project’s color and showing the duration along with details like project name and description. Complications will refresh when you start, stop, or edit the current time entry in the Apple Watch app as well as when you open the app and there was a change on another device. The complications will also periodically update in the background. The app requests a background update fifteen minutes after the last one, but it could take longer to update as watchOS decides when background updates actually occur. If you find the complications haven’t updated in a while, open the app, and they should then update. Start Saved Timer Complications Start saved timers from your watch face with a variety of complications. Some, including circular and corner complications, have a short text label which you can customize in Timery on iPhone to show either projects, descriptions, or tags. To avoid truncated labels in smaller complications, you can give each saved timer a custom shorter text label in Timery on iPhone. Complications will use the short label if the default label is too long. Syncing Data Timery for Apple Watch relies on the paired iPhone to sync saved timers, projects, tags, and Toggl login status (starting, stopping, and editing time entries doesn’t rely on the paired iPhone). If data isn’t automatically synced, you can manually sync data from the paired iPhone in Timery Settings. iPhone and iPad Updates: List Sorting Lists of projects, tasks, and tags no longer have case-sensitive sorting, so uppercased and lowercased items are now sorted together. Shortcuts Updates • Actions that output decimal durations output them as numbers now and not text so they can be used for calculations. • Actions that include project hex colors in their output now also include project RGB and HSB colors. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

Just a small update this time with some various fixes. FIX: When a current time entry loads from iCloud, the app better handles refreshing recent time entries to ensure it’s showing the latest time tracked. FIX: A few potential crashes are fixed including on Mac the potential crash when closing a compact window without a sidebar. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update brings ways to quickly restart the latest time entry, improved time-entry refreshing, 73(!) more app icons, and loads of fixes & other improvements. Read on for more details! Quickly Restart the Latest Time Entry When a current time entry isn’t running, the latest time entry can be quickly restarted. This removes the time entry’s stop time and sets it as the current time entry once again. Perhaps you, like me, stop a time entry and realize several minutes later you’re actually still doing that thing. With this, you can more easily resume tracking that thing like you never stopped. You can restart the latest time entry when editing it, from the time entry’s context menu & swipe actions, from the current-time-entry view’s context menu, and from the new ⌘-Shift-L keyboard shortcut. Improved Time-Entry Refreshing To better ensure the app is showing the latest time tracked, it now refreshes recent time entries when returning from the background and not just the current time entry. Alternate App Icon Handling The app now uses a more modern and flexible system for handling alternate app icons under the hood. Unfortunately this means if you were using an alternate app icon, you’ll have to reselect it. Apologies for that. But the good news is… More Alternate App Icons Timery has 73 new alternate app icons for a total of 112! In addition to the existing color icons and white icons, there are black icons, light icons, dark icons, and gradient icons. Plus a Shortcuts-inspired icon. Performance Improvements Performance—especially on Mac—is greatly improved with numerous under-the-hood improvements, changes, and fixes. Option-Start Icon Fix In Saved Timers when a current time entry isn’t running, sometimes pressing the Option key as part of a keyboard shortcut would cause saved-timer icons to get stuck showing the Option-start icon (which indicates selecting a saved timer would start it either minutes ago or at the last stop time today) after the shortcut fired. This should be fixed now. Siri & Shortcuts Settings Menus In Settings, the Siri & Shortcuts menus better work with the current system method of adding & editing shortcuts & voice phrases. Tapping a shortcut adds or edits a shortcut & voice phrase instead of donating it to Shortcuts because of system limits for donated shortcuts. “Start Week On” Settings Menu Also in Settings, the menu to change which day to start your Toggl week on is now a top-level item instead of tucked in a shortcuts menu. Billable Icons in Widgets In widgets with timer buttons, billable icons show the project’s currency icon when available instead of the workspace’s currency icon. Done in Settings Settings menus that have a Done button to quickly exit Settings also now have a ⌘-Return keyboard shortcut to exit. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update brings two new widgets, many app improvements, and some Shortcuts additions! What’s new: • Dashboard widget • Recent Time Entries widget • More items in app & widget report graphs • Get Recent Time Entries action in Shortcuts • Current-time-entry menu improvements • Improvements on iPad when switching between the sidebar and the tab bar • And more! Read on for more details! *Widget Updates* Dashboard Widget Add a time-tracking command center to your Home Screen with the new Dashboard widget. This widget shows your current time entry, buttons to start timers, and graphs of your time tracked today and this week. Customize the timer buttons to show saved timers or sortable recent time entries. Customize the graphs to show time tracked today, this week, or this week by day; apply filters; and change the item grouping. Recent Time Entries Widget Restart your recent time entries with the new Recent Time Entries widget. Apply filters to customize which time entries are shown, and choose how they are sorted—by recency (the default), projects, descriptions, or tags. More Graph Items Show more graph items in the Time Tracked widget and Summary Report widget. If enabled, medium-size graphs will show up to 7 items instead of 5, and large-size graphs will show up to 12 items instead of 9. *App Updates* Current Time Entry Menu By default tapping the current-time-entry view once again shows the edit view instead of the actions menu. This can still be changed in Settings to instead show the menu when tapping. Touching & holding the view now shows the menu without also raising & isolating the view. Context-menu pro-tip: Like with other iOS context menus, you can touch & hold the current-time-entry view to activate the context menu and, while still touching the screen, slide your finger up to the item you want. Releasing on the item then selects it. This also works to pop open submenus. Sidebar to Tab Bar Improvements When the iPad app switches between the sidebar and the tab bar, it better maintains its place to continue showing the same view. For example, if you’re viewing a summary report with the app in Slide Over but then open the app full screen, the same summary report will be shown. Start & Stop Time Adjustment Buttons To help differentiate them, the adjustment buttons for editing time entry start & stop times have separators between them, and the “current time” button is now last. More Reports Overview Graph Items On iPhone and wider iPad Split View sizes, Reports Overview now shows up to 7 items in the today and this-week graphs instead of just 5. Settings Done Buttons Settings submenus have Done buttons to more quickly make a change and close Settings. Fixes • The weird pull-to-refresh glitches in Saved Timers should be fixed. • When a current time entry isn’t running, the iPad keyboard shortcuts UI shows the correct icon for keyboard shortcuts that start a saved timer at a specified interval (minutes ago or the last stop time today depending on which is chosen in Settings > Time Adjustment Intervals). *Shortcuts Updates* Get Recent Time Entries Return a list of your recent time entries with the new Get Recent Time Entries action. Apply filters to customize which time entries are returned, and choose how they are sorted. Combine it with Choose from List and Start Time Entry actions to restart a recent entry. Filter Tasks in Get Saved Timers Get particular tasks for a project without having to get everything from that project with the new Filter Tasks parameter in the Get Saved Timers action. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe

This update is packed with lots of little additions and tweaks to help you track your time more easily! What’s new: • Quick access to current-time-entry actions • More easily adjust start & stop times • Start time entries minutes ago • Show the last 7 days as this week in reports • Quickly adjust the Summary Report time period backward & forward • More start & stop time options in Shortcuts actions Read on for more details! *App Updates* Current Time Entry Menu Tapping the current-time-entry view shows a menu of actions for editing the current time entry or starting a new one including from a saved timer or recent time entry. (If you prefer the old tap behavior, it can be changed in Settings.) Start & Stop Time Adjustments When editing time entry start & stop times and durations, there are new buttons to adjust the time backward and forward by customizable intervals. By default, the intervals are 1 and 5 minutes, but they can be set to 10, 15, and 30 minutes as well. Start Time Entries Minutes Ago When a current time entry isn’t running, context menus and swipe actions for saved timers and time entries have actions to start a new time entry minutes ago. These use the same customizable intervals as above. Start & Stop Time Keyboard Shortcuts There are new keyboard shortcuts for adjusting the current time entry’s start & stop times by the adjustment intervals. They work too when editing a time entry. Option-Start Time Entries When a current time entry isn’t running, pressing and holding the Option key on an external keyboard while using a saved timer keyboard shortcut or while selecting a saved timer can be customized to start it at either of the adjustment intervals or at the last stop time today. The Last 7 Days As This Week In Reports Overview, report configurations have a new option for the This Week graphs to show the last 7 days. Instead of reporting on this week based on your Toggl week, the overview will report on whatever the last 7 days are including today. Summary Report Time Period Adjustments Above the graph in Summary Report are new buttons to go backward and forward by the report’s time period along with a button to reset the report to the current time period. There are also keyboard shortcuts to go backward and forward. More Summary Report Things There are two new Time Period options: Last 7 Days and Last 30 Days. And in Settings, Summary Report can also be set as the default section. More Icons When adding or editing a saved timer or time entry, the parameter and time fields like project, tags, and start & stop times have icons. *Shortcuts Updates* Start/Continue Time Entry There’s a new Start Time option “Minutes Ago” to start a time entry minutes ago. Stop Current Time Entry There’s a new Stop Time option “Minutes Ago” to stop the current time entry minutes ago. Add Time Entry There’s a new parameter Start Time to set the time entry’s start time to a specified time (the current functionality), the last stop time today, or minutes ago. Update Time Entry The Update Start Time parameter and Update Stop Time parameter have more options including “Minutes Ago”. Add Saved Timer This is a new action to add a saved timer with parameters for project & task, description, tags, and billable status. *Widget Updates* Time Tracked Widget There’s a new option for this week to show the last 7 days. In the small and medium sizes, if Time Period is set to This Week, the widget will show the last 7 days. In the large and extra-large sizes, This Week graphs will show the last 7 days. Summary Report Widget There are two new Time Period options: Last 7 Days and Last 30 Days. ————— Thank you for using and supporting Timery! If you have a question or suggestion or run into an issue, please email me at support@timeryapp.com. Happy time tracking! – Joe