Thatâs strange, it should be able to detect it. If youâre having any issues please write to support@clockify.me and let us know the details so we can look into it.
The timeline isnât a very useful report, because it doesnât aggregate by category.
Iâd like to see a report where I can see all time spent in a certain category. You have categories in the timeline, but itâs not aggregated over a time period. Like âProductivityâ, âEntertainmentâ.
If you canât do category, then at least create a report where all activity over a period of time is collected by application name: Chrome, Safari, Messages, VS Code, etc.
Thanks for the feedback! The timeline is not meant to be a âreportâ per se, it is intended to give users a better overview of what time of the day they are most active and where are the gaps in their work.
We do plan to add some sort of chart in the future that would show in aggregate where they spend most of their time, so we appreciate the suggestion.
Someone please help! I logged 12 hours + today using the Auto Tracker, while I was confirming times to my clockify the app locked up. I had to force quit, when I re-opened the app all of my auto tracking data was gone! Whatâs the point of having the date range filter it doesnât save anything once you close it. I am desperate to get this data recovered, my job literally depends on it.
Hi Rebecca. I understand the frustration, itâs definitely troublesome when you have to force quit an app. If you normally close the app (without logging out) the autotracker data will remain saved, however if you force close the app the newly tracked data will not be saved and it is not possible to recover it.
Our development team is currently working on improving this function, so if the app has to be force closed the data that autotracker collected will remain after relaunch and this will prevent the same issue happening in the future.
If it helps, you can manually add time to your timesheet, hereâs how.
This auto tracker is really awesome. Itâs exactly what I need as I hate having to manually set timers.
However, it seems to just show âno descriptionâ for most apps other than web browsers.
Iâm currently using Timely, but I hope to switch to clockify. However, Iâd need the auto tracker to show me the document name of what Iâm working on in each app, for each entry for this to become practical.
For me, the apps I need to see some description for include Logic Pro X, Slack, Mail, Finder, Spotify, Ableton Live, Messages, Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo and Numbers.
There must be a way for the auto tracker to get this information because itâs available to me in Timely.
Thanks for the autotrack feature, it is extremely useful! Iâm wondering if it is possible to add a parameter where you can set the allowed amount of inactivity (away from keyboard etc.) after which the timer would stop? Right now if I open some software and leave it opened while being away from computer, it still counts the time as if I was continue working all this time.
Iâm using to record activities via the Windows App. But iâm unable to bulk add time entries to respective projects and clients. I can see that feature in the documentation but i canât find the option to bulk select activities and assign respective projects and clients to it.
Please advise if i have misunderstood it or missing something.
Thanks in advance.