aTimeLogger Time Tracker App Reviews

It just shows how you really spend your day in detail

Nice and simple to use time tracker app. Does what it should do. Export feature for reports is very handy.

I had read in roy beaumeisters (researcher on self regulation) book willpower that you should record your efforts to your goals, there is a lot of research behind it, supporting this. Well, i had never actually done that until employing this app - and this app does it marvelously By tracking what you do, you see what you are actually doing. Say, maybe if my goal is to start a new business, i should actually spend some time doing that? It is amazing to see what you do, when you do it And i assign temporary groups as projects, for things i need to get to doing, with activities that i need to be doing in them. It really works. And you can test your ideals on how to manage stress, for example. Is taking that break working? The records do not lie. I love this app. Synchs well. Needs to improve on user manual and user icons need to synch between devices. Otherwise i find it perfect

Two things I like about this: 1. Excellent time tracker with a lot of features to really figure out where your time goes. 2. This app was designed with the end user in mind. Its easy to use and intuitive. Its to the point and versatile at the same time. Its probably one of the best apps that I really enjoy using.

Extremely useful app for customizable time tracking, and works great across devices - Apple Watch app is one of my most used and always reliable.

Notifications window showing of icons to chose without needing to start the app broken by last update. Was a great tool before this. Now only a grey bar appears, need to unlock and dive into app to record events

I use it everyday for time tracking at work. The app has a lot of features including multievents, pausing, bar charts, exports. Havent found anything better so far :)

Using it since 2015.

Id like to be able to glue together 2 (or more) results.

Thanks devs for this great app. It will be very nice if you integrate something like pomodoro technique in it.

Good idea, sloppy implementation. Like every time you start a timer a big warning pops up "Are you sure you want to start the timer??" Um, yes, thats why I bought the app. Little things like that, and generally poor usability, add up to a frustrating experience.

This is the best app Ive found to keep tract of my time. It has helped me get the things I want to accomplished and stop wasting time surfing the web, shopping and on social media. I love the charts and the ability to export into excel. Highly recommend. Great customer service too.

I use this app every day for tracking my time. I really like the app. The only problem I have is exporting to excel for prior years for billing, the time shows as current year.

Surprisingly good and customizable time tracker that Ive been using for years now. Everything I didnt like at first had a way to change in the app preferences. I couldnt recommend more.

Very useful app. Only problem is that you cant tag a activity with a priority.

It is okay as it stands. Adding user defined activities is quite screwy. Somehow it assumes that each new category will map to only one existing category. So if you define Running as a Sport and then want to add Swimming also as a Sport, it wont let you. That is quite daft as the app cost me about $4. Still ok for tracking where your time goes if you can live with the existing categories.

Im disabled. This app helps me manage my time better allowing me to keep life balanced. As apps go it is stable and functions just as advertised. It has lots of options to fit how you want to use it. I like that it has a goals section that shows quite easily at a glance how you are managing your day, week, month in the areas you want to track. For me that means tracking exercise, tv, reading, sleep, etc., to help me know if Im staying within the limits Ive set for a category or achieving a goal time. Ive discovered the key to using an app like this is not to be too perfectionist about the times so that youre not always fussing with the app times. The idea is for it to be useful not frustrating or you will burn out fast. In the beginning I was always editing the time if it wasnt precise to the second. Now I dont mind a few minutes plus or minus. Its a great, useful app that I use all the time.

Though not one to review apps, I felt compelled to do so for this app due to its usefulness as well as its elegant, functional interface. As I started logging my times I suddenly became aware of the amount of time I was wasting on non-essential tasks and shocked at how little time I spent on essential/ critical tasks that needed to be accomplished in a day. I use it in conjunction with OmniFocus to plan and manage my daily priorities. Highly recommended.

Atimelogger app review: 7/3/16: just needs split screen on iPad Pro 12.9". Seconds are still not showing up in timer. I have used this app ever since the first version came out which was aTimelogger 1. I am obsessed with efficient time usage. I love the fact that this app can remind me when a certain task is done. Also, they do not advertise this, but you can go in the app setting and sign up for their synchronization service to sync the data between iOS devices! This was my only complaint with this app, but the feature has been there all along. I do not think that this app needs to be improved it anyway, because it is so awesome. But if the developers need to add something, then I guess my request would be to add a "nagging" feature. For example, if a task is done, nag the person every minute or every 5, 10, 15 minute etc. until the user enters the app and marks the task complete. I love the night mode. This app is underpriced for what it does.

I do consulting and I use this app to track time so I can charge clients. You can export your data as CSV files. I like its visuals for dashboarding like pie charts and bar charts.