Do you use a time-tracker?

[Lyn_x]

There is plenty of time-tracking software available for IPhones. Digital timers for work time calculations (Toggl, Clockify, TMetric, etc.) seem the same: they give you the precise data on the time utilization. So, what is the difference?

 

[pkcable]

I just use the Clock app that comes with iOS, its simple but useful, it lets you set timers (and you can ask Siri to do this) as well as it has a stop watch function. For basic time keeping (my needs) it's perfect. The apps you are referring to probably have more advanced features, such as tracking over a calendar or for multiple people. Unfortunately I don't have much experience with these type apps. BUT if your needs are simple, like mine, just use the Clock app, and/or Siri.

 

[Just_Me_D]

I use my Watch, iPhone as well as my calendar, reminders and alarm clock apps.

 

[Lee_Bo]

I used to track time.

Then I ran out of plutonium, which we all know is needed to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity needed to power the flux capacitor.

Sorry........couldn't resist that.

 

[kataran]

Welcome to iMore

I also use the the iOS Native apps for my Timing needs

 

[Lyn_x]

I meant tracking work time and finding the best way of calculations. Thank you for your replies, the other people's experience is always invalulable:gold-star:

 

[imwjl]

I use Time Master because of the QuickBooks export being so good. They had a watch app but have not updated it. I have the optional QuickBooks and sync modules as well as a Windows desktop license. Most of my use is with the phone or iPad. It might not be the latest and fancy but it's good, reliable and support is responsive.