Hours TimeLord - Time Tracker

I’m a blind user, and have used the original hours for years. This new time lord version has pop ups that are not properly tagged for voice over, so I cannot create a timer or start a timer due to the accessibility barriers. Always hate when developers “update” something and break the accessibility they’d undoubtedly worked hard to make in the first place.

The developer has taken what was an outstanding app (Hours) and traded it for a hot mess. TimeLord is a shadow of its predecessor and there doesn’t seem to be a good reason for messing with what was a great thing. The new interface is a pale imitation of Hours; it seems that changes were made only for sake of change and not to improve the app. One star, would not recommend.

Utilize esta aplicación para rastrear los tiempos de mi equipo y es increíble. Fácil de usar y soluciona muchos problemas que hemos tenido por años. Gracias TimeLord!

Update: Disappointed it its current state for iPad/Mac users but if they make the improvements they promise this could become as good as Hours Time Tracker(their other app). Hours TimeLord was advertised as being the newer better Hours app. It is apparently still being developed and the initial release is missing critical features for me like working on the iPad as a native app. It is also less information dense. In Hours Time Tracker I can have 10 timers viewable on the screen at one time on my phone. TimeLord only shows 7 in the same space. I run hours on the iPad on 1/3 of the screen with my calendar on the other 2/3 of the screen all day for work. That setup is a game changer for productivity and time tracking. Since Hours TimeLord is not iPad native this setup is impossible. Initially I described this as Hours Lite but it sounds like this is a temporary issue as they are working on that functionality. At present, if all you need is a phone based time tracking app this may be the perfect app for you and the subscription is cheaper than Hours Time Tracker. However, at this point their other app has the features that matter to my busy workflow. That said, I really hope they get the iPad functionality done soon and as well as they have done previously. For my money, the hours apps are the best bang for your buck and I have tried quite a few of them in the past.

I want to like it but I can't even sign in. The app won't open.

In-app subscription is the only way to do this. It doesn’t work. There is no way to “buy” so you never get to a transaction?

This app is exactly what I was looking for: a simple interface that allows me to integrate time tracking into my day without getting distracted with unnecessary complexity.