Eternity - Parte de Horas

Simple, easily used, editable - simply: AMAZING!

I’ve used this app on and off for more than 10 years. While it gets the job done, I’m disappointed that the app hasn’t received feature enhancements to keep up with the evolving hardware technology. Such as iPhone widgets and a landscape view for your desktop. Looking at the app version history, it’s been 6 years since anything has been updated. And 8 years since the last feature update.

Definitely the best time tracking/management app out there, as far as I am concerned, but for some reason the logs started showing up in an inverse order - the latest one on the top, instead of on the bottom. As the day starts with an earlier time, this is kinda confusing, as I tend to transfer the info from the app into my formal timesheet at work. It’s kind of annoying an really not functional. I like the time logs to start at the top with 8am or whenever I start my day. The reverse is totally counterintuitive. I think this may be due to a new update or is otherwise a glitch. If it’s the former, then there should be an option to choose how the info is displayed. I wrote to give feedback, but haven’t heard back so far. Hopefully it will get addressed soon. But for this issue, I always really loved the app.

This app is simple, flexible and customizable. I can export the data for my self-employment time-tracking and billing. The reports and data export help me track where my time goes. Syncing lets me use it on iOS or iPadOS. I really have used it 24/7 for over 10 years. Before that I used a paper system, the Day-Timer system to log my time, and I still use Day-Timer for some logs, but this app is more powerful.

I have been using this app for several years and it's the only app I could find that does what I need, without being too complicated or too simple. Even my boss started recommending it to others.

I have used every single day this App for almost a decade since the happy day in which I bought it. I would like to give my sincerest congratulations to the developer, tell him that there are hundreds and hundreds of users around the world very happy for this fantastic App that lets us manage our time in a way that no other device or App has still been able to equal in such a simple, yet complete, way and I would like to encourage him to never abandon it and always keep it updated to the latest technologies which the new iPhones offer (dark mode, widgets, Siri commands integration, iOS shortcuts integration, etc.)… If one day some iOS update kills this App that would destroy me… i’m totally dependent to it by now… I would not know what to do without managing my time so meticulously while also being able to keep an eye on my weekly, monthly, yearly averages (please add automatically calculated/displayed averages!)… Congratulations! Whoever you are, we love you for this App! Thank you!

This is an excellent time-logger that has been very well thought-out and has a satisfying depth of features. I have used various time logging strategies in the past and used different sorts of time logging programs. I have written custom time-logging software for my own use. So, when I tell you that this the app has been designed well for what you really need, I know what I am talking about. I gladly pay $10 for this kind of good design and feature depth. For those that have real use for this sort of application, I highly recommend this one. UPDATE 2022: Have recently had occasion to get back to time logging with Eternity. Still a great app. Still the best app I know of for my purposes.

I’m just getting started and I am thrilled with the ease of this app. I am taking time this week to stop and add new sub-categories as needed. I am using this app to manage all of my time better: personal, business, social, etc. As a creative entrepreneur, I have lots of time, but the days seemed to slip away without getting to the unscheduled things that are also really important. It’s easy for me to feel overwhelmed by tasks and then go waste time doing something meaningless. Now when I finish something, I consider how I want to use my time next, choose the category and start the timer. It makes me feel more purposeful and helps me respect my own time more. It feels great to be able to wonder where the day went and see it listed on my time logs. No more feeling like I wasted a day being unintentional. If I decide to chill or read or pet my cats, I have a category for that too! My days of losing time are over. I’m clocked in for life! Thanks for a great app!

I have used Eternity exclusively for the past 4 years with no problems and still discovering marvelous aspects to its functionality. When I started looking for a good time track app, I selected 9 for evaluation from what I found in the App Store and online reviews. As a software engineer, I employed rigorous testing of each app. My requirements were: 1. Start/stop timers by task. 2. Export/backup/restore data. 3. Add note and/or tags to entries. 4. Edit time/task/activity entries. 5. Hierarchy of tasks/activities. 6. Add colors to tasks/activities. 7. Assign $ to task/activity hours. 8. Link expenses. 9. Mac OS version with sync. After trying each of the nine apps, I selected what I considered to be the top 4 candidates (including Eternity), installed, and ran them simultaneously tracking my time and activities. After a month, I selected Eternity for its features, stability, and ease of use. It satisfied all my requirements except for assigning $ to tasks and linking expenses, but I worked around that with notes and tags to tasks/activities. There is no Mac OS version but that was not missed as the export data feature provided a well organized CSV file to use on my Mac and Windows machines. A really good test of its backup/restore feature happened when I put my iPhone in the washing machine by mistake. When I restored my iPhone backup to my replacement phone, I reinstalled the Eternity app and restored its data from an Eternity backup file via email. It was flawless. I was very impressed and grateful. There are many capabilities in this app besides those which I desired: 1. Having a list of favorite and recent tasks/activities from which to choose rapidly. 2. Move/sort tasks/activities. 3. Chain link times to previous or succeeding times. 4. Other nifty features that I’m still discovering. My only negative is that in the CSV export, the time duration is in time and not decimal hours. Not a biggie since a spreadsheet macro can make the conversion. I’ve written software for over 20 years and know when software is good or bad. Eternity is neither. It is exceptional.

Doesn’t have too many bells and whistles like the other apps of its kind, however, it ends up being more functionally useful than those.