slimtimer.com— Easy way to time tasks. Keep track of all time worked in any combination of contexts you choose. You create the tasks. You organize the tasks. You share the tasks. You decide who can report on the tasks.
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Thanks, this could come in very handy! I was suspecting a fee, but was pleasantly surprised. Although, how do you plan on making money?1. Create Timer2. ???3. PROFIT!!!
great tool. simple but useful. I can record how long I work for a job. I can switch to another task and go back to original one, all are recorded easily. Most of the time I do on-line, but if i could be available offline but can be sync as well once I get on-line.
Been using this app for two days - I have found it's fantastic for keeping track of the time I spend on each job, makes it easy charge my time at the end of each day. Run it in Bubbles as suggested and it chugs (ticks) along in the taskbar. It's simple enough that it does not get in the way. It's a doodle to add tasks as they come in. Great idea, I hope it grows well for you.
Using the application to learn where my precious time goes for more than a week now. I've already developed a great feel of time and the reporting / monitoring of the progress has become times easier. SlimTimer + Bubbles is a killer combination, even though I'm not the Explorer fan. So far it works smoothly and I'm more than satisfied. Keep up great job.The best to you and your project, Richard!
What a lifesaver! This is fantastic. Excellent reports. I'd say maybe paid version could have bridges to CRMs and bespoke reports and stuff but its just awesome and so simple.
Phenomenal app for tracking my time... and couldn't be easier to use! A 3rd grader could figure it out in less than 5 minutes. Started using it and tracking my stuff on January 29, 2007, and as of February 3, 2007 I already have 48.8 hours logged. Just fantastic... this will really transform how I run my business.Best part is that it's FREE (no catches, no nothing... just sign up and start using it.) But a Paypal donation to the developer would be nice.
Great tool to work in groups, as tags allow several tasks to be shared automatically between co-workers, and others to remain private. The *only* worry so far (really, I mean it, it's the only one) is the subsistence of the data (backups).I've been a very active user of GnoTime in the past, but the reports in SlimTimer are far more usable and it allows several people to work on the same task, so no reason to stick to GnoTime (although export from GnoTime into SlimTimer would be great, of course, but then that's true for about all applications)
wingnut21Jul 21, 2006
Thanks, this could come in very handy! I was suspecting a fee, but was pleasantly surprised. Although, how do you plan on making money?1. Create Timer2. ???3. PROFIT!!!
norzJul 25, 2006
Where are the screenshots?
wolfman_kJul 25, 2006
It would be nice if you mentioned somewhere that its a web app... :( not good for when I'm offline
rrwhiteJul 25, 2006
Your exactly right and I'm working really hard to change that : <a class="user" href="http://www.height1percent.com/articles/2006/07/24/slimtimer-roadmap.">http://www.height1percent.com/articles/2006/07/24/slimtimer-roadmap.</a>
rrwhiteJul 25, 2006
Duly noted.
tbwcrAug 3, 2006
This is an incredible app. I'm only 3 hours into it, but the reports and ease-of-use is already blowing me away.fantastic
nkerzmanAug 3, 2006
Simple easy to use Web application. I open at the start of my day and with a simple click or two jump between tasks. A great tool with a great future.
toeneuAug 7, 2006
great tool. simple but useful. I can record how long I work for a job. I can switch to another task and go back to original one, all are recorded easily. Most of the time I do on-line, but if i could be available offline but can be sync as well once I get on-line.
daratSep 1, 2006
Been using this app for two days - I have found it's fantastic for keeping track of the time I spend on each job, makes it easy charge my time at the end of each day. Run it in Bubbles as suggested and it chugs (ticks) along in the taskbar. It's simple enough that it does not get in the way. It's a doodle to add tasks as they come in. Great idea, I hope it grows well for you.
spyromusNov 16, 2006
Using the application to learn where my precious time goes for more than a week now. I've already developed a great feel of time and the reporting / monitoring of the progress has become times easier. SlimTimer + Bubbles is a killer combination, even though I'm not the Explorer fan. So far it works smoothly and I'm more than satisfied. Keep up great job.The best to you and your project, Richard!
hollerithJan 31, 2007
What a lifesaver! This is fantastic. Excellent reports. I'd say maybe paid version could have bridges to CRMs and bespoke reports and stuff but its just awesome and so simple.
bentupperFeb 4, 2007
Phenomenal app for tracking my time... and couldn't be easier to use! A 3rd grader could figure it out in less than 5 minutes. Started using it and tracking my stuff on January 29, 2007, and as of February 3, 2007 I already have 48.8 hours logged. Just fantastic... this will really transform how I run my business.Best part is that it's FREE (no catches, no nothing... just sign up and start using it.) But a Paypal donation to the developer would be nice.
papaphreakyApr 26, 2007
Nifty tool. I'm a freelance motion artist and this is great for tracking my time for projects. This would be a great Google App.
chucksenseMay 1, 2007
I've been using this app for months. It's fantastic.
joelstarnesJan 13, 2008
awesome app. get this!!
yannooMay 2, 2008
Great tool to work in groups, as tags allow several tasks to be shared automatically between co-workers, and others to remain private. The *only* worry so far (really, I mean it, it's the only one) is the subsistence of the data (backups).I've been a very active user of GnoTime in the past, but the reports in SlimTimer are far more usable and it allows several people to work on the same task, so no reason to stick to GnoTime (although export from GnoTime into SlimTimer would be great, of course, but then that's true for about all applications)
ajwagner777Jul 15, 2008
Great system! I love it already!I created an "idle time" take just for the fun of it! Very eye opening! 3:12 and counting!
steve2parkerFeb 18, 2010
Excellent tool...the timers you can create can be used in all sorts of ways.________________________________________________________<a class="user" href="http://www.businessinformed.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.businessinformed.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.healthbrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.healthbrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.sportsinformed.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.sportsinformed.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.comintbrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.comintbrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.moneybrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.moneybrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.entertainmentbrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.entertainmentbrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.homeandfamilybrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.homeandfamilybrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.societybrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.societybrief.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.travelinformed.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.travelinformed.net/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.petbrief.net/" rel="nofollow">http://www.petbrief.net/</a>