I use this app via the subscription so I can sync to the Mac app, iPad, and iPhone.Other than not really getting the purpose of calendar integration for my needs and the reports for me need to be custom each time, I find the app very functional and worth the subscription. I tried to avoid the subscription for a while, but in this case I'm finding value.I like how it supports URL schemes to start and stop timers. I can embed these in my calendar and OmniFocus to have quick access to start and stop an activity. Along with Shortcuts, I can have my exercise todo start the sport timer and launch into my Fitness Blender calendar to start casting my exercise video to the TV.I can track my volunteer hours under the type Volunteer and see the sub-types of scouting, school, and other. I can export to CSV for a yearly report of hours and mileage.I'm able to track time for my Work jira tasks by using tags for each task based on the jira ticket.Editing the tasks are simple and I often need to do this if I forget to stop the timer. The app will also warn me if there are conflicts with overlapping events. It is also handy to add another time interval to an event then to create a new one a categorize it the same.The sync is fairly fast and transparent, so I can start a timer on the Mac and stop on the iPhone.

This is a great app and had lots of great features...i been using it more. It's been s challenge to remember to stop tracking. If they're were a couple of other features it would be sick. Like if they're was an option to set a ding or some kind of noise or notification to go off with the option to set how long the time interval between the notification happens so that it may be five minutes or 10 minutes would make a noise or let me know that it’s still checking so if I forget, I can turn it off or add Siri shortcut and Siri functions like goals being able to be accessed through Siri. Like hey Siri keys go to my work out goal etc. And/or automation like triggers so when it connects to certain wifi it starts tracking or arriving at certain location auto triggers start of tracking. Sharable group tracking like if someone in the group logs into a project it starts tracking and shares that tracking with the group so people can see who and when others are working on a shared project. Also just some extras like a simple counter for adding reps while at the gym so only need one app to log time and keep track of workout reps. I think it would take this app to the next level and offer the paid subscription a little more value. Just sharing my ideas i think your app is great

If you want an app that can help you accurately track time and do time budgeting, this is the one for you. This app is pretty much what I have been looking for: 1) It has a time budgeting system (Goals); 2) it can tell you how much time you have left for a specific goal (a task you are doing); 3) it can tell you have much time you have spent for that goal; 4) you can set up as many goals and tasks as possible; 5) syncing across devices is very sick.The neighbor app ATracker Time Tracker does not have the features I want in this app, which are the ones I’ve listed above. Albeit I do hope that in the future aTimeLogger can have a percentage number for tracking goals, but so far the app is very responsive and offers lots of value, such as setting up as many activities/tasks as possible and let you track each one of them, and see the progress of each one, and also a clear pie-chart report to show you how your time was spent. The UI of this app is also relatively simple to understand. I figure apps like this probably shouldn’t be too convoluted for users to understand and they need to be intuitive. This one is somewhat simple and clean, so you can just pop open and run it. The dev team’s response is incredibly fast. I submitted my issue and the developer got back to me almost immediately and had the entire problem fixed within 24 hours. As far as customer support goes, this app has pretty good customer support. The app offers 5 versions — iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and a web portal. This full-blown support for Apple products far exceeds its competitors, which sometimes only have a couple of device supports. It’s constantly maintained and supported, and the functionalities are comprehensive.Get yourself a premium subscription to this app. You won’t miss it.

I’ve used this app for years. I can sometimes have multiple timesheets I need to fill in for work, and it’s so much easier with this app, especially when I switch back and forth between several projects in a day! I sometimes forget to stop one clock and start another, but it’s easy to go back and adjust times, fix activity types, or add comments. I would much rather correct this a hour later and then rely on the clocked times at the end of the day than try to figure it all out from memory. I also use this to export detailed reports of time spent on training for certification continuing education credits. I usually take self-paced courses over the span of weeks. At first, I didn’t expect to have to provide a report on time spent per day, and there would have been no way I could have remembered all that, but I didn’t have to!