Hi there 👋
I'm excited to launch my product today✨. I've been working on it on-and-off over the past few years, and kept improving it based on the feedback I got along the way. Also from this community; I launched an earlier incarnation here 1.5 years ago. I did not have a designer back then, and it showed 😹
In the latest version we've gone open source and added a public web API, making it possible for developers to tweak the code or create integrations with other tools. For the hackers there is also a command-line tool 🤘
Further, there's an integrated Pomodoro timer 🍅, reporting to PDF and CSV, and synchronization across devices.
Have a go if you're interested!
Almar
@almarklein Well, I definitely need to look at this product cos I love Pomodorro and want to have a timer))) But I'm not a developer, I'm just a marketer))))))
Good luck on your launch!
Hi @evgeniya_shalenko, you absolutely don't need to be a developer to use TimeTagger :) It does have some features making it interesting for developers, but that's more in the realm of hosting it yourself, tweaking it, and building integrations.
Oh this is pretty neat! I played with your demo and did 1 min work for your #client2 :) and I like how it's displaying the time. I also like the summary view. I am definitely going to explore it further!
@bogomep Not yet - the CLI is still very basic at the moment, in part because I did not want to decide on the API beforehand by myself. You can create an issue and we can discuss how this feature should look like.
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