24H - Hours Tracker for Work, Sleep Cycle Analysis 4+

Name: 24H - Hours Tracker for Work, Sleep Cycle Analysis
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (190 reviews)
Author: Picup Inc.

Picup Inc.

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 190 Ratings

- $1.99
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

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Simple app for logging & analyzing work, sleep, exercise cycles.

1) Create log: Press & hold -> drag -> release.

2) Edit log: Tap to activate color bar -> drag one of the markers at the end of the bar.

3) Delete log: Edit the log so the start time and the end time is the same.

4) Zoom: Pinch to zoom in & out.

Jul 29, 2017

Version 1.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Performance improvements.

4.7 out of 5

190 Ratings

Love the simplicity

First, I have been trying out dozens of productivity apps over the last week or so, and this has the very best tutorial. It's not a video (thank you!), but it's graphic and you can go to the next part as quickly as you want. It's clear and easy to follow, which all bodes well for the app itself.

Forced review before could use app is hard no from me

Ordinarily I don’t review apps unless I’ve had a chance to really use them, but this app forced selecting how many stars for review before proceeding, and before even getting a chance to even begin using it within a couple minutes of first launching. I tried hard quiting app and reopening, selecting other areas of screen, app became as far as ai could tell with many attempts non-functional without submitting a review.

So my review is 1 star, being forced to review in order to use the app and the app becoming non-functional until reviewing is flat out unacceptable to me I don’t care how good the app is at it’s stated purpose. Looked like something useful to the way I want to visualize time but uninstalling over this.

It's too simple. And that isn't good.

I like the app that it’s simple and intuitive. It takes no time to learn. However, the simplicity of the app, on the other hand, cause a troublesome.

You can’t change the color and you can’t add more categories to be tracked.

It might works well for user who want to track less than seven activities. But for me, I find it’s too limited. Even for the discounted price of $1.99, sorry to say that I still feel it’s overpriced.

The developer, Picup Inc., has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.