time:me
A time tracking app that syncs with the iOS calendar
time:me launched on August 13, 2019 with 69 votes, #660 of 3,205 launches that month.
What it does
time:me is an easy app for time tracking. It access the appointment in iOS's Calendar app and creates events based on them. The user only has to start and stop the track. In the app or in the widget with only one swipe.
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