Eternity is a time tracking app for iPhone and iPad. Version 3.5 has just been released with tag based reports, automatic rounding and updated GUI.
In previous parts I wrote about focus and awareness as short and long term benefits of tracking time. But here’s what it’s all really leading to – Money. Oh, come on man! – you may think – focus, awareness, money? Really? Please bear with me… If these three words don’t correspond for you, please change …
Eternity is a time tracking app for iPhone and iPad. Update 2.2 has just been released with support for multiple timers, iPhone 5 and more.
Eternity Time Log 2.1 has been released with the following features: Dropbox support for backup/restore and data export Logs export in Google Calendar CSV format Easy parent activity selection with tap-and-hold Easier reports navigation: tap for sub-report, tap-and-hold for related logs Polish localization – Eternity po polsku! Dropbox support for backup/restore and data export Dropbox …
Eternity Time Log 2.0 is now available on App Store with native iPad support (Universal App), backup and ChartFlow improvements.
Eternity Time Log is an easy to use time tracking app for iPhone and iPod Touch. Update 1.8 has just been released with the following features…
Description of what’s new in Etrnity Time Log V1.5
Description of what’s new in Eternity Time Log V1.4
How do you like the title of this post? What’s your reaction to the “carrot and stick” remark? I’m sure you don’t like the stick. But do you really like the carrot? Isn’t your reaction like “Carrot and stick? Hey! I’m not a donkey! Take your carrot and stick it…”. OK, OK, please calm down …