GoodCal: Compteur de Calories

Fácil de usar y ayuda a integrar las horas y actividades

🙂Tiene cronómetro inicio/fin. 🙂Maneja clientes, proyectos, tareas y comentarios. 😮Interfaz para introducir cliente, proyecto y tarea es mas fluido que Clockify o Toggl Track. 🙂Botón de cronómetro disponible en lista de tareas realizadas. ☹️No tiene buscador y mucho menos buscar tareas con texto predictivo. ☹️Muy limitada la versión Free

I just updated to the new version and it is terrible. Full of glitches. Please fix ASAP. The previous version was perfect.

One of the most practical and intuitive time tracking tools I've used. Very happy with the features and motivational phrases :).

Great web system and respective app. If app had More reporting features it coul be even better

La aplicacion se ve limpia y funcional, pero el truco es que tienes que pagar por usar el servicio, ademas de estar siempre en linea...

As a consultant I was looking for a tool to keep track of time and expenses. The interface seems simple enough. But oh, my surprise when I discovered that you need to be online to use this app. What ? Try "Fossil" Better app.

Es Basura!!!

With a recent update Harvest keeps encountering sync problems. It then shows entries that may need to be updated. And there is no way to see what the differences between the original entry and the un-synced entry. This has lead to great uncertainty with the time that was tracked. I’ve had to start keeping an additional record of tracked time. On one occasion I noticed that Harvest cut my tracked hours by 50%. On another occasion they took a 3.75 hour job and and added an addional 10 hours. Completely unacceptable.

For me, the best part of this service occurs on the back end, tallying the hours logged using the app. You can log your hours thru the web or the iPhone app, and then feed that info into your projects and ultimately into your invoices. The iPhone app works well for capturing your hours with timers, but is stripped down when it comes to reporting & management - the web interface is much more full featured for that, and is where you need to do the setup for your invoicing and other project & reporting related features. So, I find the iPhone app an indispensable complement to the HarvestApp service as a whole, and I find the service subscription cost reasonable (under $150/yr) given the ease it allows for invoicing, project tracking and historical review of work detail. I’ve had some issues over the years as the develop has changed features, but they’ve been pretty responsive to user feedback to address problems.