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Timing 2

Automatic productivity and time tracking for your Mac

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Timing 2

Automatic productivity and time tracking for your Mac

Timing 2 is an automated time tracking app for Mac. It automatically tracks which apps you use, which websites you visit and which documents you edit.

These activities are automatically categorized based on apps and websites to give you a productivity score. You see exactly where your time went and can act on that. Regular time tracking features are also included.

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Alexander Käßner Icon Designer
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edusantos Designer
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Daniel Alm Founder, Developer
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Ian
This looks fantastic. Is it possible to designate unknown apps as being productive or unproductive? Using Facebook is generally unproductive, but some Facebook groups and pages are an important part of a business, so can those pages be whitelisted in some way?
 
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Daniel Alm
@ianmayman Hi Ian, thanks for your question! You can create rules to assign those activities to custom projects (see https://timingapp.com/help/3-projects-and-rules), and then set the productivity rating of that project to productive - which will mark those activities as productive.
 
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Daniel Alm
Hello everyone! I am Daniel, the developer of Timing. Last year, I quit my job at Google and started building Timing because I believe that time tracking is still way more cumbersome than it should be.

Timing 2 makes time tracking easier by automating it. It will automatically track how much time you spend on apps, websites and documents and categorizes that time as productive or unproductive. But you can also create your own projects and create rules to exactly track the time spent on specific tasks. This makes Timing ideal for e.g. billing hours.
 
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Daniel Alm
P.S.: Please have a look at the website and let me know what you think of the app! All feedback is appreciated :-)
 
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viktor kolodrevskiy
Isn't working on OS X Yosemite :(
 
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Daniel Alm
@vkolodrevskiy yes, Timing 2 at least requires El Capitan.
 
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Kyle Daily
I haven't found a way to look at all my tasks condensed yet. In overview, they appear as multiple entries under the various projects instead of just one, even though they're named the same identically.
 
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