Reviewers say DoneThat makes time tracking feel unusually hands-off while still giving a clear, granular picture of where work time goes. Users repeatedly praise its accuracy, low overhead, and usefulness for accountability, focus, and reviewing how weekly work mapped to actual tasks. Several say it works better than manual trackers because it avoids constant toggling and richer context than simpler automatic tools. The main limitation mentioned is incomplete coverage of offline work, especially meetings, and one user wanted tighter Google Calendar syncing.
Thanks Maria - super happy to read that my transparency helped you to build trust :)