Timery for Toggl 4+

Thank you to everyone who has been using Timery, talking about it, and spreading the word about it! I really appreciate all the support. I hope you’ve been enjoying tracking your time with Timery!

This update incorporates some of the great feedback I’ve received (thank you!). It’s a small update but a mighty one if you depend on clients and billable time entries or if you want a faster way to find things.

Here’s a quick glance at what’s new:
• Clients: See your projects’ clients in your saved timers and time entries and manage them in Timery’s settings.
• Billable Support: See and set the billable status for your saved timers and time entries.
• Search: Find the saved timer, time entry, project, or tag you’re looking for more easily by searching for it.
• Design Tweaks: Description text in saved timers and time entries is slightly more prominent for better legibility.
• Bug Fixes: There are some of those too!

Here’s a detailed look at what’s new:

Clients
Timery now supports displaying Toggl clients throughout the app, in the widget, and in Siri shortcuts. If any of your projects have clients assigned to them, you’ll now see something like “• Client Name” after the project name.

Client Management
Clients can now be assigned to or removed from projects in Settings > Projects > [Your Project]. And there’s a new settings menu for adding, editing, and deleting clients. (Timery Club required.)

Billable Support
A $ icon will display in saved timers and time entries that are set as billable. If you’re on a paid Toggl plan, you can now set the billable status for saved timers, time entries, and projects when adding or editing them.

Auto-Billable Things
When adding a new saved timer or time entry, if the project is set to billable, the saved timer or time entry will automatically be set to billable. (This won’t affect your existing saved timers, so they’ll need to be manually set as billable.)

Search Your Things
You can now search your saved timers and time entries by project, task, description, tag, or client. And you can start, edit, and delete saved timers and time entries from the search results.

Search Some More
When adding or editing a saved timer or time entry, you can also now search your projects and tags when selecting them. And you can search them in their settings menus.

Design Tweaks
Description text in saved timers and time entries is slightly darker in light mode (and in the widget and Siri shortcuts) and slightly lighter in dark mode to improve legibility.

More Keyboard Shortcuts
If you have a time entry running, stop it with a new keyboard shortcut: Command-Option-S. Also, the new searches can be activated with a keyboard shortcut: Command-F.

New Projects and Tags for Everyone
If you aren’t subscribed to the Timery Club, you can now add new projects and tags when adding or editing a saved timer or time entry.

Bug Fixes
• After editing a project, the projects view more reliably updates to show the change.
• In the dark mode settings when a scheduled time picker was open, switching modes and then switching back to scheduled no longer causes a crash. (Thanks, John!)
• When logging in, the email address field having a space at the end no longer shows as invalid. (Thanks, Clayton!)

Many of these things were requests and suggestions from users like you, so if there’s something you wish Timery did or did better, please let me know at support@timeryapp.com! Please also let me know if you have a question or run into an issue.

If you’re enjoying Timery and have a moment, please rate and review it on the App Store. Your support is appreciated and helps the app get discovered!

And finally, thank you for using Timery. Whatever projects you’re tracking your time for, I hope you have a good time tracking with Timery!