Timery: Time Tracker

This update has some more small improvements & fixes. Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. More to come! Happy time tracking! – Joe ————— Previously in Timery 1.8.1: • Landscape orientation on iPhone • Improved projects syncing between devices • Updated, better-focused context menus • Some visual tweaks and fixes for iOS and macOS 27 • Many more small improvements & fixes. More details: — Landscape iPhone — Timery now supports landscape orientation on iPhone and will show a sidebar in landscape instead of a tab bar (iOS 18 & higher). — Projects Syncing — In an effort to better keep devices in sync, adding or editing projects, tags, & clients in Timery on one device will notify other devices of a change through iCloud. When Timery is opened on those other devices, the app will reload projects, tags, & clients depending on how many hourly Toggl profile API requests remain and how long until the quota resets. — Menus — Context menus throughout the app have many updates & improvements. Actions in Time Entries view menus and the current time entry view menu have been rearranged and reorganized (and sometimes removed) to better focus the menus on core actions. Actions in the Mac menu bar item’s menu have also been rearranged and reorganized to better focus the menu. Some menus and actions as well as the time-tracked items have been consolidated to allow more timers to appear in the menu (when set to not be shown in a submenu) before having to scroll.

New in Timery: Landscape orientation on iPhone, improved projects syncing between devices, some visual tweaks and fixes for upcoming OS versions, and many more small improvements & fixes. — General Improvements — Timery now supports landscape orientation on iPhone and will show a sidebar in landscape instead of a tab bar (iOS 18 & higher). In an effort to better keep devices in sync, adding or editing projects, tags, & clients in Timery on one device will notify other devices of a change through iCloud. When Timery is opened on those other devices, the app will reload projects, tags, & clients depending on how many hourly Toggl profile API requests remain and how long until the quota resets. Several visual tweaks and fixes for upcoming OS versions include an updated default dark-mode background for widgets to match dark-mode app icons and restored icons for timers in the Mac menu bar item’s menu. — Context Menus — Context menus throughout the app have many updates & improvements. Actions in Time Entries view menus and the current time entry view menu have been rearranged and reorganized (and sometimes removed) to better focus the menus on core actions. Summary reports have a new configuration-menu action and keyboard shortcut to more quickly edit report dates. Items in summary reports have context menus to copy the item labels and durations. — Mac — Actions in the menu bar item’s menu have also been rearranged and reorganized to better focus the menu. Some menus and actions as well as the time-tracked items have been consolidated to allow more timers to appear in the menu (when set to not be shown in a submenu) before having to scroll. On macOS 26 & higher, all alternate Dock icons that aren’t already dark will automatically switch to a dark-mode version when macOS is in dark mode (and Timery is running). — Settings — Settings > Default View has a new option to set if on iPhone and in narrow windows on iPad (as well as on Mac in narrow windows in the toolbar) pressing the Reports tab defaults to showing Summary Report instead of Reports Overview. Settings > Saved Timers View has a new option to set if pressing Saved Timers in the tab bar and sidebar when already in Saved Timers view always scrolls the view to the top or switches between scrolling the view to the top and to the bottom. Alternate app icons include a Disability Pride icon. And dark-mode stripe icons are now darkened versions of the light-mode icons to retain their color. — Fixes — When editing a time entry in the edit view, editing the start & stop times and duration should better position the view so the update button below the times stays visible (depending on device screen size of course). When turned on in settings, checking if the current time entry started yesterday and offering to split it at midnight should work more reliably again. In summary reports, an issue where reports could use an incomplete set of cached time entries should be fixed. And days, weeks, & months reports should more reliably sort report items chronologically and include days/weeks/months with no time tracked when set to. For paid Toggl accounts, when adding a new project, custom project colors are available to choose from like when editing a project. Many, many more fixes and design tweaks. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. More to come! Happy time tracking! – Joe

New in Timery: An updated design for iOS & macOS 26, many small improvements & fixes, and more Toggl API optimizations. — Updated Design — Timery’s design is updated for iOS & macOS 26. Everything is updated yet familiar. The main app icon and all alternate icons are updated too. To simplify things a bit, some alternate icons are gone (sorry if yours is), but there are still 122 icons to choose from on iOS and 83 on macOS. For previous versions of iOS & macOS, there are new alternate icons of the classic app icon and a few others. — General — There are many improvements and fixes to loading & caching time entries amongst the apps, widgets, Shortcuts actions, and iCloud. Summary Report widgets should better load & cache time entries to share with the main app and other widgets to reduce profile API requests. When the Settings > Tag Names option to show names in the app and widgets is on, tag names use a slightly larger font size. There’s also a new option to make tag names use a more prominent text color for increased legibility. When starting a current time entry in the edit view, there’s a new “Stop & Add” button to set the stop time and log the time entry in a single action. When editing the current time entry, there’s a new option to clear the stop time in case it was accidentally set during editing. New clients can be added when adding or editing a project. Settings > Report Exports has new options to specify if CSV exports include total seconds and project colors. And the “Export Saved Report” action in Shortcuts has new options to use the app settings or override them. — Apple Watch — The current time entry should better sync between the iPhone and watch apps when the watch is connected. Complications should more reliably update when returning to the watch face from the app. The time-entry edit view by default hides the rows to edit the project, description, and tags to allow quicker access to copying timer details and adjusting times. There’s a button to show the rows, and there’s an option in Settings > Edit View to always show them. Settings > Edit View also has a new option to automatically show timers lists when opening the edit view to start or add a time entry to more quickly copy time-entry details. Settings > Current Time Entry Complications has new options to open the app to the edit view and open to the edit view when a current time entry isn’t running. And the option to open to timers lists when a current time entry isn’t running should be more reliable. — Mac — There’s a new menu in Settings > Menu Bar App to select which projects have their recent timers appear in the recent timers menu. Start Saved Timer Control widget symbols can be updated on macOS 26 when editing a saved timer and in settings. — Widgets — New widgets without buttons & sections (like Current Time Entry and single-graph Time Tracked widgets) have an option to show a border to look more like widgets with buttons & sections. — Shortcuts — Fixed the “Find Time Entries” action sometimes not including the current time entry when it should. Fixed the “Find Time Entries” action not correctly passing the current time entry to an “Update Time Entry” action configured to use found time entries. ————— Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. Happy time tracking! – Joe