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Time Ledger
Manage your time like you manage your money.
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Manage your time like you manage your money.
484 followers
Now you can keep a ledger of your time. Designed for simplicity: just tap buttons to record your day without typing. Analyze patterns to discover where your time leaks.
Congrats on the launch! One thing that felt missing to me is the ability to log time as actual time blocks (e.g. 9am–1pm) rather than only adding hours via +1hr / +2hr buttons. For a “ledger,” I instinctively think in terms of start–end times, which would also make entries feel more precise and easier to review later.
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@dhaivat_kotecha Thank you for the feedback! I completely agree, and I've actually heard similar thoughts from others as well. I think I got a bit too locked into the idea of 'easy input' and didn't consider this perspective enough. I'll think through how to offer time block logging as an option and work on adding it in an update. Really appreciate you taking the time to share this!
Incredible congratulations on the launch. With many years in HCI, I know there are certain domains where the core interaction has to be extremely well thought through to become a truly viable, living alternative; and time is definitely one of them.
I track a wide range of activities, so it’s probably too early to say your product will replace my existing habit stack, but I’m genuinely curious to see how it fits into my daily workflow.
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For Android users :
The app is currently under review by the Google Play Store. I will post an update here as soon as it goes live.
Really appreciate your interest!
wow, an interesting idea and perception out there. congrats on the launch! trying it out already
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@yellow_yetti I'm glad to hear that. Thank you!
I can never find my main goal; I spend all my time on trivial matters and observing. What a good idea.
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@shawking Thank you! I hope it helps.
Brew
Love the money metaphor. I've tried so many time tracking apps but they all feel like work. The tap-only approach is key - the moment you have to type something, the habit breaks. Congrats on the launch from South Korea!
Really like the positioning around “time management”. Curious — are you mainly focusing on organic growth right now, or planning to test paid acquisition at some point?