Brandon

I don't understand what problem this solves, since apparently (from the video and description) it is still mouse-driven. If you were opening the list of recent commands with a keyboard shortcut, then it would save you from using your mouse, but if you have to use your mouse anyway, what's the benefit of using a different menu? But the video went by REALLY quickly, and with no audio explaining...

The idea is useful, but the implementation leaves a lot to be desired. The definition of "inactive" seems to be "you haven't clicked on a window in the alloted time", so Zoom meetings get killed in the middle, while you are VERY MUCH active. The app needs a much better definition of "inactivity" to fix this problem. Clicking on a window qualifies as activity but so should having a window in...

No trial—what a pain

This app has horrible UX: it resizes its window and moves it to the center of your screen, no matter what size you want it at and no matter what corner of your screen you want it in. It thinks it knows better, which is the kiss of death for software. I do not recommend it!

It crashes immediately upon opening, and has for several versions. Fixing that would make it dramatically better!

The UI for entering time is tedious and creates too much friction. There's no evidence of usability testing having been done. Dates never include the day of the week—the main thing a real user is interested in. Even when there's only one "task", you must enter it again and again for every single time entry. There's no way to enter hours for the different days of a week together—you must...