I like that you don't have to start/stop when switching tasks, but I don't really get why there isn't a way to stop recording time. Does that mean at the end of the day, I'm supposed to make a 'break' entry (as you say in the FAQ) and let it run till the next morning? That seems silly. I am already having to take some action to 'stop' tracking by adding a fake entry so I don't see how it's saving time or keystrokes.
I really like the interface and the minimalist approach otherwise. Whether or not I use it will ultimately come down to the price or the free account limitations.
Yeah, I hear you about the "br" issue. With some of my early testers, it works for them. For others, not so much. I'll probably add a setting that you can adjust. As for pricing, I'm still working that out but I'm going to follow Evernote's approach, i.e. pay for it when you like it or limit it to 1000 entries free (about two months of hard-core usage). I'm open to suggestions.
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I like that you don't have to start/stop when switching tasks, but I don't really get why there isn't a way to stop recording time. Does that mean at the end of the day, I'm supposed to make a 'break' entry (as you say in the FAQ) and let it run till the next morning? That seems silly. I am already having to take some action to 'stop' tracking by adding a fake entry so I don't see how it's saving time or keystrokes.
I really like the interface and the minimalist approach otherwise. Whether or not I use it will ultimately come down to the price or the free account limitations.
Yeah, I hear you about the "br" issue. With some of my early testers, it works for them. For others, not so much. I'll probably add a setting that you can adjust. As for pricing, I'm still working that out but I'm going to follow Evernote's approach, i.e. pay for it when you like it or limit it to 1000 entries free (about two months of hard-core usage). I'm open to suggestions.