How Time Tracking Saved My Time: Featuring Toggl and Timery

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Time Tracking has never been something I’ve been interested in, well until an app called Timery came out. Let’s take a look at Timery and Toggl, two time tracking systems that might help you get more done in less time.

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Links to both Toggl and Timery are in the description. What do you think you would use time tracking for?

ChrisLawley

I guess that Timery deserves one more updated tutorial :) Thanks Chris

Emagrecereoutracoisa

Awesome video. Thinking of using toggl for tracking my time spent in my Real Estate business... Didn't know about Timery and I am looking forward to trying them out. Keep up the good work!

TheRealCarlosLopez

Nice advice! I set up something like Timery within Shortcuts, using Toggl APIs, dictionaries and x-callback urls: i used to start new projects, timers, retrieved tags projects and use them to action all commands of Toggl with custom Shortcuts.

giacomopasini_content

Great video, thanks a lot. You mention it’s the best time tracking app you tested on iOS. Can you please mention which apps you tested?

hardnose_

I’ve been using Toggl for a while now to track my UI design business work and personal projects, but man ... I HATE the iOS app. Thanks for the review! Timery looks like it’s going to fix my biggest complaint about using Toggl.

UndecidedMF

3:28 🎯 Smart strategy using broad Projects with specific tasks denoted by Tags.

jakemccluremd

👍🏼. It's always interesting to see how some services are great as web apps but not mobile and vice versa.

jakemccluremd

I have to track my time on different projects for work, I usually do a rough estimate based on meetings and what I did. I’ll try this app to see if it helps with that as well as things I work on outside of my day job.

jonathoncaithness