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Haptime

Simple, happy time tracking app

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Andrea Grassi
@andrea_sdl · Owner & Devel. at Haptime.in
wow, excited to see my app featured in producthunt, thanks @dskaletsky !!! I built this because me and my friends were frustrated of how troublesome time tracking can be. We wanted to have a time tracker that didn't require too much attention (or timers to start) and could help us understand our happiness. I'm here to clear up any questions ;)

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Derek Skaletsky
@dskaletsky · Founder & CEO, @knowtifyio, @sherlock_SF
this is made by one of my favorite italians - @andrea_sdl
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Andrea Grassi
@andrea_sdl · Owner & Devel. at Haptime.in
wow, excited to see my app featured in producthunt, thanks @dskaletsky !!! I built this because me and my friends were frustrated of how troublesome time tracking can be. We wanted to have a time tracker that didn't require too much attention (or timers to start) and could help us understand our happiness. I'm here to clear up any questions ;)
James Pember
@jamesepember · CEO, Sparta
So, is this more aimed at helping freelancers track time spent on projects, or help all of us get an idea of where we spend our time?
Paul Geller
@paulgeller · CEO, Dialect
This is awesome!
Dane Lyons
@duilen · Cofounder, Knowtify.io
Awesome work @andrea_sdl! I like how the mechanics are simple. 1) There isn't a hierarchy of projects, tasks or subtasks... Everything is simply a project and you define your own granularity. That is an interesting design decision that I think I prefer but I can also see how it might be appealing to have some level of categorization for stats. What are your… See more