Dear forum members,
I'd like to present you an application whose author I am: Swipetimes, an innovative time tracking app.
It runs on Android 4.0+ devices.
Most of the tracking apps on the market offer following features: tracking activities with a stopwatch alongside the possibility of editing or adding records. Export and different statistics are also common.
Swipetimes also makes use of this schema, but implements these activities partially very different than the competition, making use of custom components in order to achieve a high usability.
The stopwatch can be used to track projects and tasks. This happens comfortably from the start screen of the application.
Editing or adding tracking records happens on a graphical timeline. It has the advantage of displaying all records visually, thus giving the best overview of what happened on a day. When logging work times, the timeline shows its usefulness, as it both nicely displays the tracked records, and also disallows the overlapping of records when in edit mode. The timeline is infinitely scrollable in the past, starting with the current time. Jumping to a specified date is of course possible.
A daily view offers an overview of the tracked times. The daily view, can also be swiped infinitely. Weekly and monthly views are also available.
Supported export formats are Excel, CSV and XML.
Tagging is also supported. All records may be tagged.
That's it for now. In case you're interested, take a look at the app in the play store. There are a free and a payed version available. The free one limits the number of projects, tasks and exported records, but in rest behaves exactly like the pro.
Free app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lc.st.free
Pro app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lc.st.pro
Best regards,
Leon
I'd like to present you an application whose author I am: Swipetimes, an innovative time tracking app.
It runs on Android 4.0+ devices.
Most of the tracking apps on the market offer following features: tracking activities with a stopwatch alongside the possibility of editing or adding records. Export and different statistics are also common.
Swipetimes also makes use of this schema, but implements these activities partially very different than the competition, making use of custom components in order to achieve a high usability.
The stopwatch can be used to track projects and tasks. This happens comfortably from the start screen of the application.
Editing or adding tracking records happens on a graphical timeline. It has the advantage of displaying all records visually, thus giving the best overview of what happened on a day. When logging work times, the timeline shows its usefulness, as it both nicely displays the tracked records, and also disallows the overlapping of records when in edit mode. The timeline is infinitely scrollable in the past, starting with the current time. Jumping to a specified date is of course possible.
A daily view offers an overview of the tracked times. The daily view, can also be swiped infinitely. Weekly and monthly views are also available.
Supported export formats are Excel, CSV and XML.
Tagging is also supported. All records may be tagged.
That's it for now. In case you're interested, take a look at the app in the play store. There are a free and a payed version available. The free one limits the number of projects, tasks and exported records, but in rest behaves exactly like the pro.
Free app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lc.st.free
Pro app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lc.st.pro
Best regards,
Leon
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