aTimeLogger - Time Tracker

BGCI

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About this app

Application for tracking your personal or working activities.

Spending only a few minutes a day on this app you will get daily, weekly and monthly statistics in the form of diagrams and graphs. Using this data you'll be able to control and manage your time.

aTimeLogger is the right solution for everyone:
- business people with an intensive daily routine;
- sportsmen who value every minute of their day;
- parents in order to control their children's daily activities;
- everyone who is interested in what activities they spend their day on and those who want to control and optimize their time.

Application features:
- easy and intuitive interface
- goals to reach
- pause/resume
- automatic time tracking with Tasker or Locale;
- groups
- simultaneous activities
- many statistics available in form of graphs and pie charts
- reports in different formats (CSV and HTML)
- a huge number of icons for activity types
- Android Wear support

Ratings and reviews

So awesome. Just recommend having an intro tour re: how to use it and you'll get a 5 cause that will save people time trying to figure it out. No adverts in this app which is excellent. It would be great if the app could identify duplicates where the same symbol/name is used & gave the option to merge them.

We use this for keeping track of Homeschool hours. Easy to use once you get the hang of it. I don't use the timer (this was the only thing I found confusing as I was getting acquainted with the app); I enter hours in when we are done instead. Really like the Goals tab. I can see where we are at for that particular week as well as the whole year. Thanks for the nice app! *I wish it had a recurring time setting (so you can do the same thing everyday) or a "copy" from another day feature!

A fantastic, simple, intuitive, and light app. I have used it for months and it has always been great, but today it convinced me I needed to write a review, due to a QoL detail I did not think it had. Ran out of battery while timing something and I accepted the entry would likely be lost and committed the time to memory to enter later. I turn on my phone about an hour later after charging, and lo and behold, it was still going. I don't know if this was intended design but nicely done, devs!

What’s new

- fixed widget icons issue in Android 16