Your work requires you to track your time so you can bill your clients. Or perhaps you just want to know how much time you spend at the gym, watching TV or playing video games.
If you need to track your time quickly and easily, now there’s Trackle.
Trackle starts with a list of categories that you define. Add your various clients in, or create categories for Gym time, or whatever you want to track.
From here you can start time using simple VCR-like play/pause controls. Easy at that.
Use the Edit button to quickly re-order, rename, or add new categories.
Once a category is no longer required you can
Click to start another category and your previous timer stops running.
Once you are tracking time, you can use the Schedule view to get a month-by-month snapshot of the time you have captured.
The schedule view lets you go back through all of your captured time. With a single click you can filter to show or hide your archived projects. You can control how your time is rounded, either to the nearest minute, to nearest 15 or 30 minutes or the closest hour, which is extremely useful when you have to report your time.
Finally, for each category you are able to define how much time you
Trackle is available now from the App Store.
Steve,
Great app you have built! Just curious, why did you make adding a new task a two step process (clicking edit and then the ‘+’ sign) instead of just a one step click?
Stephon – I felt like adding categories is not a daily activity. I wanted to make it clear that your normal course of action was to add time in the categories you already have, and not be creating new categories for every little thing.
For example, I can see you creating a category called “Lunch” which you use to track how long you spend at lunch, but I don’t expect you to create a category called “Eat an egg salad sandwich from Wich Wich”. (Of course, if you want to track that behavior, you can add Notes to your Lunch entry on a given day!)