Timing 1.7.5

Timing – The Best Automatic Time Tracking for Freelancers and Businesse

After tracking, you can drag and drop activities into projects. Some general categories like "Web Browsing", "Office" and "Games" have already been prepared for you, but you can customize them any way you like.

Easily review what you've done this week with just one click. Sophisticated graphs show you how you spent your time each day and which projects (or websites *cough* Facebook *cough*) consumed most of your time. And if you need the raw data to create invoices, Timing can export it as CSV or JSON for further processing!

These are just a few of the applications for which Timing can track the document path or visited website:

- Safari
- Chrome & Chromium
- Mail
- Preview

- iWork
- MS Office
- OpenOffice & LibreOffice
- Scrivener
- Evernote

- Photoshop
- Acorn

- Finder
- Parallels Desktop (app name and window title of Windows apps in Coherence mode are tracked)

- Xcode
- Coda
- TextWrangler & BBEdit
- TextMate
- Terminal

- QuickTime Player
- VLC Player

Compatibility: OS X 10.9.0 or later

What's New in Version 1.7.5
Hi there! We would really appreciate if you could quickly re-post any positive review you might have posted for an old version of Timing so it shows up again for the current version — or post a new one ;-) Thank you for your support, it means a lot to us!
Improvement: Timing will no longer detect idle time when the frontmost app prevents the screen from going dark, e.g. because you are playing a video.
Bugfix: Further reduced AppleScript tracking. This should ensure that no apps behave differently when running Timing, in particular for Chinese users.
Bugfix: Dragging multiple activities that started with the same text onto a project will now add all these activities to the project.
Bugfix: Fixed a crash in the menu item for Timing 1.7.4 (which was only available for a short time).

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